Chicago Fire owner Joe Mansueto talks about his plans for a privately financed $650 million soccer stadium at the 62-acre site, and why he thinks teams should foot the bill for these projects.

After buying 100 percent of the Fire in 2019, Mansueto moved the team from a soccer-specific stadium in Bridgeview, Illinois back to Soldier Field, which it shares with the NFL’s Chicago Bears.

We asked readers what they think of the Chicago Fire FC’s plans to build a new 22,000-seat, soccer-only stadium in the South Loop.Here’s what you said, lightly edited for clarity: “As a ...

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Chicago Fire FC have unveiled plans for a new privately funded, soccer-specific stadium they expect to open in Spring 2028, continuing chairman and owner Joe Mansueto's transformation of the club.

The Chicago Fire unveiled plans to build a privately funded, soccer-specific stadium along the Chicago River on Tuesday. The 22,000-seat facility, located just south of Roosevelt Road, has a ...

Can a $650 million soccer stadium for the Chicago Fire, ... so Chicago should appreciate Mansueto for this investment in Chicago sport. Frankly, we don’t have that many generous and ...

Top 10 lists are never easy, and this time is no different. Don't let Lubos Kubik's place in the top 10 fool you, though. The Czech defender who made 56 appearances for his national team side was ...

Chicago Fire FC soccer team broke ground Tuesday on a new training facility. ... Yeah we don't live here, but we've been here since June doing a lot of canvassing, talking to people.

Chicago Fire FC owner Joe Mansueto has reached a deal to buy property in the South Loop for a $650 million, 22,000-seat soccer stadium that stands to become a new sports and entertainment hub in ...

The Chicago Fire aren't just switching things up, the team is undergoing a full-blown makeover. In an unusually busy offseason for Major League Soccer — with teams in Nashville and Miami ...