The Chicago Fire and McDonald's on Wednesday announced a naming rights partnership that will call the Major League Soccer Club's $750 million, privately-funded stadium McDonald's Park.

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The announcement that McDonald’s has bought the naming rights to the new $750 million Chicago Fire stadium expected to open in 2028 strikes us as good news for Chicago in several different ways. One ...

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It's "game on" for a major development along the Chicago River near Roosevelt Road. The groundbreaking was Tuesday for the Chicago Fire's new stadium. The $750 million privately funded stadium is the ...

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The new Chicago Fire FC stadium has struck a deal for its name.

The naming rights deal is a first for McDonald's, whose name has never appeared on a major professional sports team stadium in the U.S.