The pro women’s soccer team causing a stir over its public-private plans to rehab Boston’s White Stadium for its home games is looking to build a $27 million training facility in Brockton that

Boston Legacy FC plans to build a $27 million training complex south of Boston. The National Women's Soccer League expansion team plans to complete the facility in time for the start of its 2026 NWSL preseason.

Boston Legacy FC announce plan for $27 million performance center in Brockton, Aliyah Boston joins club's investment group.

The $27 million privately funded project about 2 1/2 miles north of downtown was approved, with conditions, unanimously by the city’s planning board earlier this month.

Boston, named a WNBA All-Star, is investing in the expansion club ahead of its 2026 debut season. Financial details were not disclosed. The NWSL franchise will play its inaugural year at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, while construction continues on its permanent home venue.

Boston Legacy FC signed striker Aïssata Traoré to a three-year contract through the 2028 NWSL season on Friday.