Port St. Lucie Sports Club will break ground on its new 6,000-seat professional soccer stadium on Dec. 12, marking a major step forward in bringing the future home of Port St. Lucie’s first professional soccer club to life.
A Home for the Community
Located on approximately six acres within Walton & One, the stadium is being envisioned as much more than a venue for professional soccer. It will be a year-round gathering place where people can come together, connect and create new experiences, extending its impact well beyond match days.
The venue is expected to play an important role in the broader development of the area as a destination for entertainment, commerce and community activity.
The development group will fully fund the cost of the stadium construction and has entered into a license agreement with the City of Port St. Lucie for use of the land.
“From day one, we knew this had to be about much more than building a soccer club,” said Gustavo Suárez, Founder and CEO of Port St. Lucie SC. “We set out to create something that feels like a true part of this community, a place where families can gather, young players can dream, and new traditions can take shape. Breaking ground is a major milestone in turning that vision into reality, and we are proud to take this step together with Port St. Lucie and the Treasure Coast, as we prepare for our professional debut in USL League One in 2027.”.”
December 12: Groundbreaking Day
The private groundbreaking ceremony will begin at noon, bringing together club leadership, USL representatives, partners and Founding Members to mark the ceremonial start of construction.
A public celebration will follow at 1:30 p.m., with food trucks, entertainment and activities for all ages planned throughout the afternoon. The event will give the wider community an opportunity to share in the moment as a new chapter begins for Port St. Lucie’s first professional soccer club.

















































































































































































































































































