Fall 2026
Professional soccer club in MLS
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Kansas City, MO, USA
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Sporting Kansas City is a professional soccer team in Major League Soccer. It operates as part of Sporting Club, a locally owned organization controlled by a group of Kansas City entrepreneurs, making it one of the few major sports teams with local ownership. The team plays its home games at Sporting Park, a modern stadium opened in 2011. The product is the experience of professional soccer matches and related events, delivered through a team that trains, competes in MLS regular-season games, and participates in playoffs. The club differentiates itself from competitors through its local ownership, involvement in the Kansas City community, and an expanded soccer ecosystem under Sporting Club that includes ownership and development initiatives. The goal is to win MLS titles, attract fans and sponsors, and grow the sport of soccer in Kansas City by building a strong, community-focused club.
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501-1,000
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Headquarters
Kansas City, Missouri
Founded
1995
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Peter Mallouk, the billionaire CEO of Creative Planning who recently acquired a majority stake in Major League Soccer's Sporting Kansas City at a roughly $700 million valuation, says investors can achieve better returns through traditional stock market investments than sports team ownership. Mallouk points out that the Los Angeles Lakers' sale at a $10 billion valuation represented an 11.5% compound annualized return since 1979, underperforming the S&P 500's 12.4% return over the same period. The same investment could have grown to $16 billion in an index fund. Despite this analysis, Mallouk admits he "didn't really look at it from an economic perspective" when buying Sporting KC. With an estimated net worth of $16.1 billion, he can afford to invest for passion rather than profit. Mallouk advises his wealth management clients to invest in traditional private equity first before considering sports funds, warning they shouldn't expect teams to outperform stock indices long-term.
Sporting Kansas City sign defender Moisés Mosquera. By Dylan Butler TRANSFER TRACKER STATUS: Signing OneFootball videos. Sporting Kansas City have signed defender Moisés Mosquera from LIGA MX club FC Juárez, the club announced Wednesday. The 25-year-old has signed a five-year contract through the 2030-31 MLS season. "We are excited to welcome Moisés to Kansas City," said David Lee, president of soccer operations & general manager. "Moisés has committed his long-term future to our club and he fits with our recent model of identifying players with their best years still ahead. "He has experience at the highest level in Europe and in Mexico, where he was a standout performer across the last three seasons and earned experience against MLS opponents in Leagues Cup. Moisés has all the attributes of a modern center back with excellent athletic and physical characteristics combined with good technical ability that is critical to our style of play." The Colombian center back had 1g/2a in 84 appearances across all competitions for Juárez. Previously, he competed for CS Marítimo in Portugal. Mosquera is the second defensive reinforcement signed by SKC in a week after the club acquired left back Emir Karic from Austrian Bundesliga side Sturm Graz. Sporting KC have also added center back Or Blorian for the second half of the season. The Israeli international defender signed a pre-contract in February. At the World Cup break, Sporting KC are last in the Western Conference (11 points). They'll return to action on July 16 at rivals St. Louis CITY SC (8:30 pm ET | Apple TV). (0 comments) Welcome to the comments! Please keep conversations courteous and on-topic. For more information, see our community guidelines. Related and Sponsored News
Sporting KC acquire D Emir Karic from Austrian club. Sporting Kansas City acquired defender Emir Karic from Austria's Sturm Graz, the MLS club announced Wednesday. The 29-year-old Austrian left back signed a two-year contract through the 2027-28 season with a club option for 2028-29. He will occupy an international roster slot. Karic has seven goals and 21 assists in 343 professional appearances in his career across Austria and Germany. "Emir is a very experienced left back at a fantastic age that will be able to make an immediate impact on our roster," SKC general manager David Lee said. "With over 300 senior matches in his career, he has gained valuable experience in both the German Bundesliga and European competition. "He has good technical traits and excellent physical attributes that will fit into our team and style of play... We are delighted that Emir really wanted to be a part of the club and we are pleased that he is joining us before we start the second half of the campaign." Karic recorded five assists in 44 matches in 2025-26 as Sturm Graz competed in UEFA Champions League qualifying and the UEFA Europa League. Sporting KC will return from the FIFA World Cup break on July 16 at St. Louis City FC. -Field Level Media
Four Kansas City pro sports teams unite for regionwide "we Bleed KC" Blood drive with Community Blood Center as summer "trauma season" Begins. Chiefs, Royals, Sporting KC, and KC Current teamed up to boost the region's blood supply ahead of FIFA World Cup, collecting 120 donations in one day Community Blood Center (CBC) and all four of Kansas City's major professional sports teams - the Kansas City Chiefs, Kansas City Royals, Sporting KC, and KC Current - teamed up to host the "We Bleed KC" blood drive on Monday, May 18. "Every blood donation is a lifeline for patients in our KC community," said Chelsea Tibbetts, Vice President of Operations at Community Blood Center. "We're grateful for the support of Kansas City's pro teams and every donor who helped us collect an amazing 120 donations. These lifesaving donations have the potential to impact 360 lives and are crucial in helping us prepare for a busy summer ahead." The effort brought together the city's most iconic franchises around a shared goal: strengthening the region's blood supply as Kansas City prepares to welcome the world for the upcoming FIFA World Cup matches. With summer trauma season approaching and travel expected to increase throughout the tournament, consistent blood donations will be critical to meeting patient needs. Healthcare professionals typically see a rise in serious injuries during the late spring and summer months due to increased travel, outdoor recreation, boating incidents, and holiday activity. At the same time, blood donations often decline because of school breaks, vacations, and holiday schedules, creating added strain on the blood supply during a critical period for patients. This year, spring blood donations have not rebounded as strongly as anticipated following a difficult winter season. To help encourage donations during the holiday week, those who come to donate at any CBC donor center or blood drive between Wednesday, May 20th and Wednesday, May 27th will receive a packable picnic blanket to celebrate the unofficial start of summer. Memorial Day weekend also serves as the kickoff to CBC's broader "Be the Reason Summer Feels Brighter" initiative, a seasonal effort focused on maintaining a stable blood supply throughout the challenging summer months through community partnerships, donor appreciation campaigns, special events, and ongoing public awareness efforts. Donors can visit savealifenow.org/reason to view upcoming summer donation opportunities, learn about additional summer donor promotions, and find convenient locations to donate.
Sporting Kansas City acquire Brazilian D Diego Borges. Field Level Media | published: Tue 17th March, 12:47 2026 Sep 13, 2025; Vancouver, British Columbia, CAN; General view of a practice balls prior to the game between Philadelphia Union and Vancouver Whitecaps FC at BC Place. Mandatory Credit: Simon Fearn-Imagn Images Sporting Kansas City acquired Brazilian defender Diego Borges from Hungary's Zalaegerszeg TE on Tuesday. The 21-year-old center back is under contract through 2029-30 with an option for 2030-31. He will occupy U22 Initiative and international roster slots. "Diego is a young and exciting prospect at center back who has experienced a quick rise from Serie B in Brazil to showing excellent performances in Hungary," SKC president of soccer operations and general manager David Lee said. "Diego has many attributes that made him a coveted target for a number of teams around the world with his size, athleticism and quality on the ball." Borges made seven appearances in the Hungarian top flight. He previously played in Brazil for Santos FC's U-20 squad and Amazonas FC in Serie B. -Field Level Media Tue Mar 17 2026 Mon Mar 16 2026 Latest Betting