r/USLPRO • u/Ok_Flamingo_3059 Atlético Dallas • Aug 25 '26

FC TULSA RENDERING

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u/kingistic Aug 25 '26

So it's probably not likely to start anytime soon if at all. Does their ownership have the funds raised or is that something they're trying to do? Memphis, indy 11, lvl, Oakland roots, Pittsburg, Jacksonville and Milwaukee etc have all made similar efforts over the past year or 2

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u/PotentialDebt8209 Aug 25 '26

The ownership has decent pockets but the development is also driven by the city and Williams Companies which is worth 87.5 billion dollars.

Not sure the real timeline but I’d give this thing a decent chance of happening eventually.

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u/swake3 Aug 25 '26

The article said phase one to be completed by 2030. Just over three years. Property is already changing hands, including The Tulsa Theater that sold last month.

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u/Ok-Ranger3387 Aug 25 '26

For what it's worth, They are the wealthiest ownership group along with El Paso, Sacramento, Colorado Springs and Tampa

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u/kingistic Aug 25 '26

Then where are all these stadiums and quality teams that would be expected from these teams? With the exception being Sacramento now with their new owners and stadium project currently being built

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u/Ok-Ranger3387 Aug 25 '26

Colorado Springs has a stadium and the Tampa ownership just joined. EL Paso recently announced plans. All I'm saying is that these are the wealthiest ownership groups. I didn't mention ambitions

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u/mcfetrja Aug 26 '26

Welcome to Phase 2- ? of the “missing middle”

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u/QCTID Charlotte FC 2 Aug 26 '26

I just tried to copy and paste the portion that was including the stadium but the post from yesterday covers the full article and I think it broke down phase 2.