Inter Miami have released new renderings of their future home in Freedom Park as they look to put an end to their time at Chase Stadium in Fort Lauderdale.
David Beckham and co. have been nothing short of ambitious since joining Major League Soccer in 2020, bringing in a plethora of superstar footballers, most notably Lionel Messi, to grow the notoriety of the club.
But any club with ambitions of being great need a great home for their superstars to inhabit, and Chase Stadium has been far from that.
And on Wednesday, Miami unveiled some stunning depictions of their future ground.
🏟 NEW: Inter Miami has released updated renderings of Miami Freedom Park.
The club has also stated construction is officially underway, with the entire site being built in phases. The main stadium portion is targeting a late 2025 opening.#InterMiamiCF pic.twitter.com/OwahiVKZ0X
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‘Miami Freedom Park’, as it will be known, will reportedly be a 131-acre development and will feature a 58-acre public park, the largest park in Miami.
The Herons’ new home is set to open in 2026 and will have 26,700 seats, just shy of joining the top-10 biggest MLS stadiums in terms of capacity.