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Fort Lauderdale United FC is excited to launch its Men’s USL League One team in Spring 2027, giving ample time to reinforce its foundation across player development, facilities, and community programming.

Since its founding, Fort Lauderdale United has become a rising force in South Florida sports. It’s women’s team, which made it to the Final during its first season with the Gainbridge Super League, continues to attract top international talent and fans alike.

The shift reflects the club’s broader commitment to growing soccer in South Florida through a top-down and bottom-up approach: investing in youth academies, expanding community outreach through FTL Cares, and developing local partnerships to strengthen fan and player experiences alike.

As part of its long-term planning, Fort Lauderdale United FC is preparing to open a new, first-class training and performance facility on the campus of Nova Southeastern University. The complex will serve as the year-round home for player development and will include dedicated spaces for strength and conditioning, sports science, coaching operations, and team meetings. The club views this facility as a cornerstone in building one of the strongest development pathways in U.S. soccer, giving men’s, women’s, and youth players access to professional-level resources in South Florida.

In addition to its women’s team, Fort Lauderdale United FC currently operates a youth academy for boys and girls and a rapidly growing youth volleyball program. With access to first-class facilities at Nova Southeastern University, the club is positioned to create one of the strongest development pathways in U.S. soccer.