
Minnesota United Issue Update on Stadium Proposal
Published on July 1, 2015 under North American Soccer League (NASL)
Minnesota United FC News Release
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (Wednesday, July 1st, 2015) -- "We remain committed to making Major League Soccer a reality in Minnesota. Since being awarded an expansion club three months ago, support for our effort has grown across the state as countless communities, youth soccer associations, and business interests have expressed support for having Major League Soccer as part of our community," said Minnesota United President Nick Rogers.
"As MLS has repeatedly stated, however, our ability to secure an MLS club is contingent on us finalizing a plan for a new stadium that will serve as a permanent home for our club.
We are pleased that MLS has agreed to meet with officials from St. Paul to learn about the possibility of building a new stadium there as we believe this is an opportunity that deserves to be evaluated further."
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