New York City FC and Etihad Airways are announcing a 20-year naming rights partnership for the Major League Soccer club's future 25,000-seat stadium.

New York City FC has announced that its anticipated $780 million, 25,000-seat stadium, projected to open next to Citi Field in 2027, will be named Etihad Park. This follows a 20-year naming rights agreement with Etihad Airways,

New York City FC and Etihad Airways have agreed to a 20-year exclusive naming rights deal for its new stadium.

The new soccer stadium across from Citi Field will be called Etihad Park, NYCFC and the United Arab Emirates airline announced.

The city’s first-ever dedicated soccer stadium will be named Etihad Park, after the national airline of the United Arab Emirates, officials said on Monday. The New York City Football Club’s stadium is scheduled to open in Willets Point, in Queens, before the 2027 season.

New York City FC and Etihad Airways have announced that New York City’s first-ever football-specific stadium will be officially named Etihad Park. The 20-year agreement will see Etihad Airways retain the exclusive naming rights for New York City FC’s stadium being built in Willets Point, Queens.

It’s a 20-year agreement between Etihad Airways and New York City FC for the stadium being built in Willets Point, Queens. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. “For over a decade, we’ve been investing in New York with a vision of building ...