Miami-Dade officials suggest a new stadium near the Perez Art Museum for former soccer superstar David Beckham's expansion professional MLS soccer team.
February 05, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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The stadium for Miami’s planned professional soccer team will be in downtown Miami, David Beckham, the former superstar player backing the team, said Wednesday.
Flanked by the mayor of Miami-Dade County and the commissioner of Major League Soccer, Beckham said at a news conference that county officials “promised” him the stadium would be downtown. Beckham formally announced he was exercising his option to buy an MLS franchise, a right he acquired in 2007.
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