Situated along the Chicago River, the 22,000-seat, red brick stadium features a natural grass pitch, a steel roof and a plethora of premium options to go with traditional supporter sections and

The Chicago Fire envision a new stadium with a throwback look, according to renderings released by the Major League Soccer club on Monday. The privately funded, 22,000-seat stadium built along the Chicago River on a 62-acre parcel of land in the city’s South Loop known as “The 78” would boast an industrial look with its red brick exterior and large glass panels.

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