Wilson rounded out his week with a virtual visit with English sports journalist and author Richard Buxton to talk about Charlotte's new MLS team Charlotte F.C.
Charlotte’s Major League Soccer franchise announced Wednesday that the team's official name will be Charlotte Football Club (FC).
Major League Soccer today announced a new timeline for the opening season of Charlotte’s MLS club. Originally scheduled to begin play in 2021, Charlotte will now debut in 2022.
Under the new deal, Fanatics will operate both the e-commerce and physical retail experiences at Bank of America Stadium for the NFL’s Carolina Panthers and Charlotte’s new MLS expansion franchise.
Charlotte’s Major League Soccer team has announced the signing of its first-ever professional player, Spanish midfielder Sergio Ruiz.
Players for the Portland Thorns and the North Carolina Courage knelt during the national anthem Saturday when the National Women’s Soccer League opened the Challenge Cup tournament in Utah.
For the city of Liverpool, this has been a party three decades in the making, and even the restrictions caused by the coronavirus failed to prevent fans from gathering to celebrate outside Anfield.
A federal judge threw out the unequal pay claim by players on the U.S. women’s national soccer team in a surprising loss for the defending World Cup champions but allowed their allegation of discriminatory working conditions to go to trial.
The work will make the stadium more in line with what Major League Soccer asked for before it awarded David Tepper his Charlotte franchise.
Charlotte 49ers standout goalkeeper Elliot Panicco was the 13th overall pick by Nashville SC in the 2020 Major League Soccer SuperDraft.
Charlotte MLS has named Zoran Krneta as Sporting Director, the club announced Tuesday.
MLS has officially named Charlotte as the 30th club. The team has already started season ticket deposits. The team also needs a name and color scheme before it hits the field in just 14 months.
Panthers' owner David Tepper, MLS commissioner Don Garber and Charlotte mayor Vi Lyles graced the stage along with Heather O'Reilly, a former professional soccer player, to make the announcement of MLS coming to Charlotte in 2021.
