The Chicago Fire wanted to find a new coach that would uphold the team's philosophy of tradition, honor and passion. They found their man in El Salvador. Carlos de los Cobos, 51, was introduced Monday ...
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Fire break ground on new stadium, take lead on city peers and move closer to igniting Chicago soccer
Expected to open in late summer 2028, the $750 million privately funded arena is the first new stadium constructed ...
The Chicago Fire hosted a groundbreaking event Tuesday afternoon for their privately funded $750 million soccer stadium on a vacant former rail yard in the South Loop, staking their turf in the city’s ...
Paulo Wanchope (wahn-CHO-peh) made his Chicago Fire debut on August 4 against Columbus coming off the bench in the 58th minute. The Fire signed the World Cup veteran on July 27, 2007, adding a forward ...
As the Bears waffle between destinations for their new planned stadium, including potentially moving across state lines to Indiana, another Chicago team is ready to break ground next week inside the ...
Mansueto’s venture bought the site at 1331 South Wells Street from Roosevelt/Clark Partners, LCC, an entity previous reports ...
THE SOUTH LOOP (WBBM Newsradio) -- The clock has started for fans of the Chicago Fire soccer team, as city leaders joined team executives to break ground on the club's new stadium in the South Loop.
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