US Soccer has entered into a groundbreaking partnership with Bank of America, announced Tuesday, which promises to significantly enhance the growth of soccer at all levels across the United States. The deal, spanning multiple years, represents one of the largest financial commitments ever made to the federation, according to officials.
The partnership aligns Bank of America, an official FIFA partner for the 2025 Club World Cup and the 2026 World Cup, with US Soccer’s mission to elevate the sport nationwide. David Wright, US Soccer’s Chief Commercial Officer, described the collaboration as a transformative step forward, stating, “This historic partnership marks one of the largest long-term investments in US Soccer’s history and will elevate the game to new heights.”
The partnership is expected to provide significant resources for US Soccer, which oversees 27 national teams, to expand its initiatives and facilities. A key focus of the agreement is funding the development of a new headquarters in Atlanta, which aims to serve as a hub for innovation and excellence in soccer.
Bank of America, already a prominent sponsor of major sporting events such as the Chicago Marathon, will also collaborate with US Soccer to launch the ‘SheInvests’ program. This initiative is designed to promote the role of women entrepreneurs within the soccer ecosystem, fostering greater diversity and inclusion.
The agreement comes at a pivotal moment for soccer in the United States, with the country preparing to co-host the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The partnership with Bank of America not only provides immediate financial support but also lays the groundwork for sustained development in the years to come.
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