The long-rumored 2nd MLS staff in the New York region is quite near being a reality, and it seems it'll be owned by exactly the same class which owns Manchester City Mansour is obviously willing to pay a $100 million development payment for the new team, which would be called New York City F.C. and could begin play in MLS in 2016. The last MLS expansion fee would be than doubled by the $100 million fee more. TheAMontreal Impact's control party paid just $40 million for the team which joined the category last year. The prospective owners will also be near announcing an offer for a privately funded $340 million stadium in the Flushing Meadows-Corona Park area in Queens. The ground could carry 25,000 fans and could possibly be extended to aid 35,000. A week ago, MLS commissioner Don Garber told reporters he expected to announce the league's 20th team in New York City in 4-6 days. Birmingham City is likely to be in New York on May 25 to play a friendly against Chelsea, and according to the survey, MLS hopes to have the deal introduced before then.
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