Overview
- Mayor Brandon Scott and D.C. United CEO Jason Levien outlined a proposal for a multi-team campus featuring a USL Super League women’s club, an MLS Next Pro side and expanded youth academy facilities.
- Carroll Park was named the preferred site over the Baltimore Peninsula following Maryland Stadium Authority studies that evaluated feasibility and costs.
- Jason Levien said Baltimore native Carmelo Anthony intends to join the ownership group tied to the prospective teams.
- Cost estimates from the MSA place a 7,500-seat stadium in the roughly $190 million to $250 million range, and officials said construction could begin in 2027 if funding is secured.
- D.C. United moved its March 7 MLS home match against Inter Miami to Baltimore’s M&T Bank Stadium as a high-profile preview while community and fiscal questions about the project are debated.