MLS Revolution In Talks With Local Officials About Stadium
The MLS Revolution have held “preliminary discussions” with Somerville, Massachusetts, officials about building a 20,000-plus-seat soccer stadium on a 100-acre tract of land, according to Scott Van Voorhis of the BOSTON HERALD. A new stadium could cost "anywhere from [$50-200M] to build.” But soccer stadiums “often double as concert venues," and with a “central, urban location like Somerville, the Krafts would immediately become players in the local concert industry.” The team's interest in Somerville "comes after inquiries in Boston as well" (BOSTON HERALD, 8/2).
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