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A Forever Home for Detroit City FC

David Levine by David Levine
March 1, 2026
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The Mexicantown Mercado played host to one of the most unique stadium announcements Detroit has ever seen. For the first time ever, a soccer specific stadium will be built in the city. Detroit City Football Club will be moving to its third location since 2012, its “Forever Home.” For decades, Detroiters referred to The Corner, representing the corner of Michigan Avenue and Trumbull where the Detroit Tigers played. AlumniFi Field will give the area that links Corktown and Mexicantown a point of reference: Michigan and 20th. 

Los jugadores del Detroit City FC se saludan antes de que comience el evento

Detroit City FC began life as a group of friends who entered amateur competitions and hosted games at Cass Tech, fondly known to CEO Sean Mann as the “Estadio CassTecha.” In 2015, the team moved to Hamtramck and vowed to rescue dilapidated Keyworth Stadium. The club put a lot of money into Keyworth, making it worthy of having games shown on ESPN and CBS, while hoping to grow big enough to have a home they could call their own.

When the newly christened AlumniFi Field opens in 2027, it will be the home of the club’s dreams. At a cost of roughly $150 million, the new stadium is expected to have a capacity of 15,000. Sean Mann has assured supporters that certain elements of Keyworth will remain, especially having the supporters along the touchline, central to the play, part of the action, and in the television picture that captures the atmosphere at a DCFC game. He also pointed out that “This will be the only privately financed stadium in Detroit and the only one that will pay property taxes.” That brought a roar of approval from the assembled crowd.

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Being part of the community has been something CEO Mann and Chief Creative Officer Alex Wright have stressed at every occasion. Paying one’s property taxes contributes directly to that. However, as the several invited speakers emphasized, “community” has been a major part of the club’s ethos since it was founded.

Bianca Cuevas habla sobre el impacto del club en Detroit
Bianca Cuevas habla sobre el impacto del club en Detroit

Bianca Cuevas, a Community Leader, said, “This is more than a soccer club. This is not just a sports venue (AlumniFi Field). It’s a community center.” Khary K. Turner, Executive Director of the Coleman A. Young Foundation and parent of a DCFC youth player, cited the “color and vibrancy” DCFC adds to the city, noting that the club itself looks like the people of the city.

District 6 City Council Member Gabriela Santiago-Romero noted that she used to play in the kids leagues that have sprouted in Southwest Detroit. She looks forward to the linking of Corktown and Mexicantown, pointing out that the people in Mexicantown will be thrilled to have a venue in walking distance that welcomes their culture and heritage of supporting soccer.

Perhaps the most passionate speech came from current club captain Stephen Carroll. Carroll is the longest currently serving team captain in Detroit sports. He arrived from Cork, Ireland in 2017 knowing very little about Detroit and has put down roots in the city. He told the crowd that he hopes to lead the team out for the first home game in the new stadium and that he wishes his one year old son will grow up here and get to play in the stadium, as well. Carroll has truly embraced the club and the city since moving to Detroit.

DCFC fans take a look at the newly unveiled renderings of Alumni Fi Stadium.

For Mann and Wright, the new stadium will give them the opportunity to walk to work. Mann regularly reminds people that he has lived near the stadium site for over twenty years. They have established what Mann calls “an aggressive timeline” to have the venue open for the start of the 2027 season. Right now, workers are pumping over a million gallons of water out of the condemned Southwest Detroit Hospital building on the stadium site. Once that finishes, the club can initiate demolition followed by the start of construction. The venue will include a parking garage, outward facing retail, and a number of residential units. It’s going to be a massive project for the area and will ideally provide jobs to local residents in addition to more business for local vendors.

AlumniFi Field will take Detroit City FC into the future not only as a club, but also as a pillar of the community. Every speaker noted the public events the club stages, including with men and women players, coaches, and staff. The team has built up tremendous goodwill. All the attendees at the Mercado–players, coaches, front office, supporters, marching band, and members of the press–could feel that. This new project could have the biggest impact of anything seen in the Corktown-Mexicantown area in decades and have a multi-generational effect on the area.

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About AlumniFi

AlumniFi is redefining what it means to bank as an adult. With no-nonsense tools for saving, spending, and building wealth, plus a vibrant community of go-getters, AlumniFi is here to help you handle life’s finances with confidence. It’s not just a bank; it’s a movement — a smarter, cooler way to grow your financial life without the stress. AlumniFi is a custom digital financial platform created by MSU Federal Credit Union (MSUFCU) and is federally insured by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA). For more information, visit www.alumnifi.org.

About Detroit City Football Club

Detroit City FC is a professional soccer club known for its passionate fan base and unwavering commitment to community engagement and sporting excellence. Based in the heart of Detroit, DCFC has built a strong reputation both locally and nationally, embodying the spirit and resilience of the city it represents. Learn more at www.detcityfc.com

Un hogar para siempre para el Detroit City FC

El  Mexicantown Mercado fue escenario de uno de los anuncios de estadios más singulares que Detroit haya visto jamás. Por primera vez en la historia, se construirá un estadio específico para fútbol en la ciudad. El Detroit City Football Club se mudará a su tercera ubicación desde 2012, su “Hogar por siempre”. Durante décadas, los habitantes de Detroit se referían a The Corner, representando la esquina de Michigan Avenue Trumbull, donde jugaban los Detroit Tigers. El AlumniFi Field le dará a la zona que une Corktown y Mexicantown un punto de referencia: Michigan y la calle 20.

Los jugadores del Detroit City FC se saludan antes de que comience el evento

El Detroit City FC nació como un grupo de amigos que participaban en competencias  amateurs y organizaban partidos en Cass Tech, conocido cariñosamente por el director ejecutivo Sean Mann como el “Estadio CassTecha”. En 2015, el equipo se mudó a Hamtramck y se comprometió a rescatar el deteriorado Estadio Keyworth.  El club invirtió mucho dinero en Keyworth, haciéndolo merecedor de que sus partidos se transmitan por ESPN y CBS, mientras esperaba crecer lo suficiente como para tener un hogar propio.

Cuando el recién bautizado AlumniFi Field se inaugure en 2027, será el hogar de los sueños del club. Con un costo aproximado de $150 millones, se espera que el nuevo estadio tenga una capacidad de 15,000 personas. Sean Mann les ha asegurado a los aficionados que ciertos elementos de Keyworth se mantendrán, especialmente tener a los aficionados en la línea de banda, en el centro del juego, parte de la acción y en la imagen de televisión que captura el ambiente de un partido del DCFC. También señaló: “Este será el único estadio con financiación privada en Detroit y el único que pagará impuestos sobre la propiedad”. Esto provocó una gran aprobación del público reunido.

Ser parte de la comunidad ha sido algo que el CEO Mann y el director creativo Alex Wright han enfatizado en cada ocasión. Pagar los impuestos sobre la propiedad contribuye directamente a eso.  Sin embargo, como enfatizaron varios oradores invitados, la “comunidad” ha sido una parte fundamental del espíritu del club desde su fundación.

Bianca Cuevas habla sobre el impacto del club en Detroit
Bianca Cuevas habla sobre el impacto del club en Detroit

Bianca Cuevas, líder comunitaria, afirmó: “Esto es más que un club de fútbol. No es solo un recinto deportivo (el AlumniFi Field). Es un centro comunitario”. Khary K. Turner, director ejecutivo de la Fundación Coleman A. Young y padre de un jugador juvenil del DCFC, destacó el “color y la vitalidad” que el DCFC aporta a la ciudad, señalando que el club en sí se asemeja a la gente de la ciudad.

La concejal del Distrito 6, Gabriela Santiago-Romero, comentó que solía jugar en las ligas infantiles que han surgido en el suroeste de Detroit. Espera con interés la conexión entre Corktown y Mexicantown, señalando que los habitantes de Mexicantown estarán encantados de tener un estadio a poca distancia que acoge su cultura y tradición de apoyo al fútbol.

Quizás el discurso más apasionado provino del actual capitán del club, Stephen Carroll.  Carroll es el capitán del equipo deportivo de Detroit que más tiempo lleva activo. Llegó de Cork, Irlanda, en 2017, sin saber casi nada de Detroit, y se ha establecido en la ciudad. Comentó al público que espera liderar al equipo en el primer partido como local en el nuevo estadio y que desea que su hijo de un año crezca aquí y también pueda jugar en él. Carroll se ha sentido realmente a gusto con el club y la ciudad desde que se mudó a Detroit.

DCFC fans take a look at the newly unveiled renderings of Alumni Fi Stadium.

Para Mann y Wright, el nuevo estadio les permitirá ir caminando al trabajo. Mann recuerda con frecuencia que ha vivido cerca del estadio durante más de veinte años. Han establecido lo que Mann llama “un plazo ajustado” para que el recinto esté abierto para el inicio de la temporada 2027. Actualmente, los trabajadores están extrayendo más de un millón de galones de agua del edificio del Hospital Southwest Detroit, en ruinas, ubicado en el terreno del estadio. Una vez finalizado, el club podrá iniciar la demolición y, posteriormente, la construcción. El recinto incluirá un estacionamiento, locales comerciales con vista al exterior y varias viviendas. Será un proyecto enorme para la zona e idealmente generará empleos para los residentes locales, además de más negocios para los comerciantes locales.

AlumniFi Field impulsará al Detroit City FC hacia el futuro no solo como club, sino también como un pilar de la comunidad. Todos los oradores destacaron los eventos públicos que organiza el club, incluyendo eventos con jugadores, entrenadores y personal. El equipo ha generado una gran confianza.  Todos los asistentes al Mercado —jugadores, entrenadores, directiva, aficionados, banda de música y miembros de la prensa— pudieron sentirlo. Este nuevo proyecto podría tener el mayor impacto visto en la zona de Corktown-Mexicantown en décadas y tener un impacto multigeneracional en la zona.

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Acerca de AlumniFi

AlumniFi está redefiniendo el significado de la banca para adultos. Con herramientas prácticas para ahorrar, gastar y generar riqueza, además de una vibrante comunidad de personas emprendedoras, AlumniFi está aquí para ayudarle a gestionar sus finanzas con confianza. No es solo un banco; es un movimiento: una forma más inteligente y moderna de mejorar su vida financiera sin estrés. AlumniFi es una plataforma financiera digital personalizada creada por MSU Federal Credit Union (MSUFCU) y está asegurada federalmente por la  National Credit Union Administration (NCUA). Para más información, visite www.alumnifi.org.

Acerca del Detroit City Football Club

El Detroit City FC es un club de fútbol profesional conocido por su apasionada afición y su inquebrantable compromiso con la comunidad y la excelencia deportiva. Con sede en el corazón de Detroit, el DCFC se ha forjado una sólida reputación a nivel local y nacional, encarnando el espíritu y la resiliencia de la ciudad que representa. Más información en www.detcityfc.com

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