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Chicago Fire break ground on new stadium. Here's what it will look like

The Chicago Fire are breaking ground on a new, $750 million stadium Tuesday in an undeveloped area known as 'The 78,' but what exactly will it look like when all is said and done?

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Chicago Fire FC break ground on new stadium at The 78

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Cleveland Browns' New Stadium: Breaking Ground on a Bright Future

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Construction officially underway for new Chicago Fire soccer stadium in The 78 development

Construction is officially underway for the Chicago Fire FC soccer team's new stadium in The 78 in the South Loop.

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City leaders assemble for groundbreaking of Chicago Fire FC's new stadium in The 78

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Fire break ground on new stadium, take lead on city peers and move closer to igniting Chicago soccer

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Chicago Fire breaks ground on stadium at The 78 site in South Loop

"It's a long-term investment in the city of Chicago. It's designed as a year-round engine for activity and for growth throughout Chicago," said Dave Baldwin, Chicago Fire president of business operati...

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Where is 'The 78'? What to know about Chicago’s newest neighborhood and the Fire’s $650M stadium

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Chicago Fire breaks ground on $750M stadium project in downtown Chicago

Miami New Times

Inter Miami’s New Soccer Stadium Officially Has a Name

Inter Miami announced Wednesday morning that Brazilian digital financial services platform Nu bought the venue’s naming rights, making Nu Stadium the new home of the local soccer team.

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NYCFC’s new sporting director says Willets Points stadium will be ‘recruiting tool like no other’

New York City FC's (NYCFC) new Sporting Director Todd Dunivant believes the club's new stadium in Willets Point will be a "recruiting tool like no other," allowing the club to attract big-name players to Queens from 2027.

Jacksonville Daily Record

Sporting JAX unveils new stadium development site near Town Center

Plans call for the project to be built on 150 acres across I-295 from the University of North Florida, with games starting in 2028.