Brooklyn FC men's team won't debut until 2026
Brooklyn was scheduled to join the USL Championship in 2025, but the club has now announced plans to delay the debut of its men's team for another year.
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Brooklyn was scheduled to join the USL Championship in 2025, but the club has now announced plans to delay the debut of its men's team for another year.
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