ATLANTA – Atlanta United FC officially released more details about their new training ground on Monday, and club president Darren Eales promised the facility would be “world-class” and ...

U.S. Soccer announced Friday that it will build a national training facility in the Atlanta metropolitan area funded in part by a $50 million donation from Atlanta United owner Arthur Blank.. The ...

US Soccer have revealed their intentions to relocate their national headquarters and training center to the Atlanta region on Friday. Arthur Blank, owner of Atlanta United, has pledged $50 million to ...

U.S. Soccer also opened a national development center in Kansas City, Kansas, in 2018. US Soccer Federation plans national training center and new headquarters in Atlanta – Winnipeg Free Press ...

MARIETTA, Ga. — Atlanta United plans to expand and transform its Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Training Ground, highlighted by a two-story, 20,000-square foot development that will include ...

The U.S. Soccer Federation plans to build a national training center in Atlanta, a first-of-its-kind facility that will become the federation's new headquarters and centralize most of its ...

Atlanta United announced on Thursday that it will invest millions to expand its training facility in Cobb County. You might have noticed the Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Training Ground as ...

U.S. Soccer is getting a new home. The federation announced Friday it will build a national team training facility in Atlanta that will be home to all 27 national teams and their staffs.

The US Soccer Federation has revealed plans to build a national training center in Atlanta. The project is funded, in part, by Arthur Blank, the Home Depot co-founder who owns the NFL's Falcons.

The United States is 498 days away from hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup, and preparations are in full swing, including the development of a groundbreaking U.S. Soccer training facility in ...

U.S. Soccer announced Friday that it will build a national training facility in the Atlanta metropolitan area funded in part by a $50 million donation from Atlanta United owner Arthur Blank.The ...

The USSF announced plans for the training center on Friday. Blank, who owns the Atlanta Falcons and MLS’s Atlanta United, is contributing $50 million for the project.