“We miss our fans and can’t wait to feel the excitement they bring to our matches. We have been eager to see our fans cheering on the Boys in Gold since 60,000 of them came in February and are thrilled that hosting fans may be an opportunity within our community once again. As we learn more about our schedule beyond September 26, we will continue to work with local Health Authorities and Nissan Stadium to create a safe experience for those who decide to join us and will communicate about our plans in the near future.” — Ian Ayre, Nashville SC CEO
Message from Ian Ayre on fans returning to Nissan Stadium
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