The move is framed as a commitment to investing in women’s soccer and delivering a world-class environment for both players and fans.

Gotham FC currently plays at Sports Illustrated Stadium in Harrison, New Jersey, and will depart that site.

The coverage includes context on New Jersey youth soccer awards and a NWSL Challenge Cup gallery, underscoring ongoing regional soccer activity.

Gotham FC will relocate its home base to Queens, New York, with a brand-new Etihad Park set to host home games starting in 2028, while NYCFC of MLS will also play there.

Fans accustomed to the New Jersey venue are expected to have mixed reactions, with some pleased by better access and others nostalgic for the current home.

The reporting on the move includes inputs from agencies.

Etihad Park will be accessible via LIRR, Metro-North, the 7 train, and New Jersey Transit, expanding transit options for supporters.

Season tickets at Etihad Park begin with a $28 general admission deposit, club level deposits at $50, and suites at $500.

Gotham FC’s 2026 season stats show a 6-3-3 record and an average attendance of about 8,148 per game in New Jersey, ranking 12th in the league.

Marketing and attendance considerations are central to the move, with Citi Field attendance cited as evidence that a city-based venue could lift turnout.

The ownership group, led by Carolyn Tisch Blodgett, emphasizes growth and delivering a premier supporter experience.

The relocation involves a logistics plan covering stadium ownership, transportation, and fan engagement strategies.