Chicago Fire FC owner Joe Mansueto said he is "actively pursuing" development of a new soccer-specific stadium in the city and is targeting three proposed megaprojects as potential sites.

The Chicago Fire FC is actively pursuing the possibility of building its own soccer-specific stadium in Chicago. Chicago Fire FC owner Joe Mansueto said that the team is actively pursuing the ...

Chicago Fire owner Joe Mansueto said the team is considering building a soccer-specific stadium in Chicago, calling it the “last piece of the puzzle with this club.” On Thursday, Mansueto said ...

"We are actively exploring the co-location of dual stadiums for the Chicago White Sox and Chicago Fire, two organizations ... the team as his push for a new stadium in the city encounters resistance.

The Bears can't get their effort to muster political support — and taxpayer money — for a new stadium off the ground.

Several major cities in North America have professional sports teams from different leagues that call the same stadium ... Field (Chicago): Chicago Bears and Chicago Fire FC Target Center ...

That they come to the stadium and it really ... including the senior team, Fire FC II, and the Chicago Fire Academy. Fire owner Joe Mansueto said the day after Berhalter signed his contract ...

Chicago Bears are reconsidering the Michael Reese Hospital site as a possible location for a new stadium, as they seek larger ...

Chicago Fire star Daniel Kyri provided a great update for his fans. He is finally out of the hospital and doing “much better” after his medical scare. Daniel has played Firefighter Darren ...

Berhalter, 51, was introduced in his twin roles on Thursday by Fire ... stadium is what we'd like to see," he said. "And so we're actively pursuing that and if we can find the right parcel in ...

According to reports, the Bears are considering the Michael Reese site as a location for their new stadium. The Bears previously said publicly the former Michael Reese hospital site was unsuitable for ...

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