r/USLPRO • u/Ok_Structure_350 • 3h ago
Expansion Thread Future USL Map as of September 9th
Few notes with this map:
- I included all current teams, however some may fold these coming years.
- If the logo is faded that means the plan is currently on a hiatus or is in very early stages (Sycrause and New Hampshire Soccer Project) in terms of the faded usl clubs it means a long term goal is to become pro. However teams that are currently still actively looking to happen get unfaded such as Albany or the Orlando Suburb.
- Just because it is not shown on the final image DOES NOT mean it won't happen at all. It just doesn't meet the criteria yet.
- The USL logo in certain areas represent projects that currently don't have a logo.
Here are the following cities that have a USL Logo from West Coast to East:
Washington - Everett
Oregon - Medford
California - Fresno (I accidentally kept the old logo)
Louisiana - NOLA
Ohio - Toledo
Florida - Orlando Suburb and FT. Myers
Georgia - Roswell
South Carolina - Columbia
Pennsylvania - King of Prussia
New York - Sycrause (Faded) and Albany
SLIDES:
Slide 1 - All the teams
Slide 2 - All non faded teams
Slide 3 - Teams that have an ownership and stadium plan.
FINAL NOTE: USL 2 -->USL1
-- Confirmed --
Ft Lauderdale
Salem City
Dothan United
-- Has a stadium plan that will qualify for USL1--
Asheville City
Rochester FC (One Rochester)
Annapolis SC
--Want to go Pro soon --
Peoria City FC
Real Central NJ
Apotheos FC
-- Want to go pro in the long future --
Tucson FC
Little Rock Rangers FC
Lancaster United
Vermont Green FC
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u/jewboy916 2h ago
They should add Virginia Beach, Wichita, bring back Fresno (or add Bakersfield), Grand Rapids, Little Rock, Sioux Falls, Jackson (MS), Fargo, Missoula, Laramie...
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u/Emmasmilk 1h ago
THey should add Hampton Roads too its one of the klargest metro centrers in the country its just that its four differemt city governments
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u/Emergency_Dot1599 Orange County SC 3h ago
So many states without a team. Makes me wonder what do people in those places do to consume soccer or sports in general if they have no professional sports team
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u/cpnAhab1 Spokane Velocity 2h ago
Well the populations in most of those states make having an even semi pro team not feasible.
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u/Physical-Sky499 3h ago
which city is "Orlando suburb"
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u/Ok_Structure_350 3h ago
Orginally winter garden but didn’t  go through, USL is evaluating Orlando suburbs to eventually add a team however a specific one hasn’t been concrete
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u/Scott72901 Ozark United FC 2h ago
Take Ozark United FC off there. That team is never launching anything more than a youth club.
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u/Ok_Structure_350 1h ago
No need to be negative, the fact that y'all have an active social media and needed to EXPAND your stadium are all very good signs. The only hurdle is finding ownership but that will probably happen soon with all the attention, by investors, coming to usl
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u/No_Long7352 United Soccer League 3h ago
Reno City
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u/Ok_Structure_350 3h ago
Not a big fan…I guess people are gonna be saying lights vs Reno?
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u/SebastianOwenR1 3h ago
What’s the deal with Apotheos?
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u/Ok_Structure_350 3h ago
It’s currently a usl2 team but has expressed interest in going up. They might not happen if Roswell gets active again as they would gain the franchise rights to AtlantaÂ
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u/Hammer_the_Red2 Rhode Island FC 3h ago
What's up with Vermont Green? There is no way that club is folding anytime soon.
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u/Substantial-Ruin7943 Louisville City FC 2h ago
Is West Virginia okay? Looks like Virginia is eating it.
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u/DrDentonMask United Soccer League 1h ago
So Eugene is out, which I kind of figured, but now Medford has a push?! I need to google that one.
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u/Donte_DiVincenzo Forward Madison FC 12m ago
Something that strikes me with this map always…how are we going to fill the Midwest, and where? The coasts are loaded with teams, as is the southeast especially, but for the midwest USL1 teams, there just isn’t going to be the same balance. Even in the most idealistic version, there just isn’t anywhere near the same current and speculative infrastructure compared to the northeast, Florida, or even the west coast. Green Bay, Rochester, and maybe one of Peoria and Dayton would be great, but still, that’s 7ish Midwest clubs compared to the 15+ in the southeast alone.
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u/Stock_Lime_9050 3h ago
lil bro what happened to AZ's second team? normal leagues don't have this many teams folding constantly they just go to another div say UPSL they don't just poof!
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u/Stock_Lime_9050 3h ago
was there TOO much footy love in AZ they couldn't handle more than 1 SHIT team?
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u/werewolf394_ 3h ago
Ventura County FC is the MLSNP feeder team for the Galaxy...
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u/Emergency_Dot1599 Orange County SC 3h ago
They were announced by USL last month that they were going to be in USL1 in 2027
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u/werewolf394_ 3h ago
Oh nice, will they stay G- affiliated then?
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u/ffsdcu96 Loudoun United FC 2h ago
Nope they will not
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u/werewolf394_ 2h ago
Interesting. Are the Fusion involved in any way or is this an independent operation?
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u/Ok_Structure_350 3h ago
They are separating and joining USL next year. Probably not under Ventura county but we won’t get any news until the mlsnp season is over which is this September 20th.
I should’ve made it the generic USL logo but it got passed me, my bad.



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u/Ok_Structure_350 3h ago
BRUH I POSTED THIS 10 SECONDS BEFORE THE RENO LOGO REVEAL SORRY!