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Gotham FC Raises $100 Million and Adds Seven Minority Investors

The NWSL club says the funding will support players and infrastructure as it prepares a New Jersey training facility and a 2028 move to Queens.

By TSP Staff
Gotham FC players celebrate together on the field against Angel City FC.
Gotham FC players celebrate during an NWSL match against Angel City FC on Oct. 4, 2026. · Credit: Bryan Berlin / WikiPortraits

Gotham FC raised $100 million and added seven minority investors, the National Women’s Soccer League club announced Friday. The Moelis family led the funding round, with investments from existing owners including lead owner Carolyn Tisch Blodgett’s Next 3 Ventures, the Tisch family and Jennifer Mackesy.

The club said it will use the money to invest in players, facilities and the fan experience. Gotham has announced plans to build its first dedicated training facility in New Jersey and move home matches to New York City FC’s Etihad Park in Queens in 2028. The club also started a youth development initiative.

This is the first time Gotham has brought in new minority investors since Tisch Blodgett became lead owner, according to the club’s announcement. The team identified David R. Giroux and Anne Welsh McNulty among the new investors and did not disclose the ownership percentage sold.

Gotham announced the funding as it entered the playoffs after winning its first NWSL Shield.

Photo by Bryan Berlin, CC BY-SA 4.0, resized.