Boston Legacy W

Boston Legacy FC is New England's first NWSL team, debuting in the 2026 season after paying a $53 million expansion fee. The club is owned by Boston Unity Soccer Partners, an all-female ownership group led by Jennifer Epstein, with investors including Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman, actress Elizabeth Banks, and Boston Celtics president Brad Stevens. Originally branded as BOS Nation FC, the club rebranded to Boston Legacy FC following fan feedback, with the new name honoring the region's rich sporting heritage. Boston Legacy FC play their inaugural season at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, with plans to move to a renovated White Stadium in Boston's Franklin Park. Boston Legacy set an expansion team home opener attendance record with 30,207 fans at their first match, demonstrating strong demand for professional women's soccer in the New England market. The club has invested in building a competitive roster for their first NWSL campaign.