San Diego FC is gearing up for its highly anticipated MLS debut, set to kick off with a tough regular-season opener against the 2024 MLS Cup champions, LA Galaxy.
The first five games of the season present a demanding schedule, But San Diego FC is focused on getting off to a good start.
Players like Manu Duah have expressed confidence in the team’s form and are eager to compete alongside stars such as Chucky Lozano, a key figure in the squad’s ambitious plans.

San Diego partners with Club America of Mexico on multiple benefits for both clubs
As part of its rapid growth, San Diego FC has announced a significant multi-year partnership with Club América, one of Mexico’s most prestigious football teams.
This collaboration aims to create mutual benefits for both clubs and their fanbases, focusing on:
- Youth Development: Initiatives to promote soccer among young players.
- Charitable Activities: Community-focused projects.
- Marketing Campaigns: Joint efforts targeting fans in San Diego and beyond.
The partnership will debut with a friendly match between the two clubs on June 21, 2025, at San Diego FC’s home ground, the Snapdragon Stadium.
San Diego FC and Club América will play a friendly on June 21 at Snapdragon Stadium, as part of a new three-year partnership between the clubs, which will also include another match in 2027.#SanDiegoFC #SDFC #ClubAmérica pic.twitter.com/PmZKqOoPWz
— SDFC 2025 (@SDFC_25) January 3, 2025
This event promises to be a major attraction and a testament to the growing relationship between the two organizations.
The statements of both teams with that alliance
The leaders of both clubs have expressed their enthusiasm for this alliance in the statement presented by San Diego FC. The president of Club América highlighted the excitement of working with an emerging MLS club.
We are very excited to have reached this partnership with San Diego FC, since it will allow Club América to continue playing great games in the United States, while giving us the possibility of implementing more actions for the benefit of our loyal and broad fan base in that country.
Sebastian Baños
On the other hand, the CEO of San Diego FC, Tom Penn, highlighted the historical importance of collaborating with a team as recognized as Club América.
“We believe this is a great way to connect with passionate soccer fans throughout our region and look forward to hosting Club América at Snapdragon Stadium in 2025 and 2027, providing our fans with unforgettable experiences both on and off the field in a historic inaugural year for San Diego FC.”
Tom Penn
For San Diego FC, this alliance represents a bold step toward establishing itself as a competitive force in the MLS, while also connecting with fans through shared cultural and sporting ties.
As June approaches, the upcoming friendly will serve as a celebration of this new era for both clubs.