The club is readied to complete in the USL Champion– USL’s second-division organization– in 2027.
GARLAND, Texas– North Texas has a brand-new guys’s professional football group being available in 2027, and the club launched its name and logo design on Friday evening in midtown Garland.
The group? It’ll be called Atlético Dallas.
The club is readied to complete in the USL Champion– USL’s second-division organization– in 2027.
The club’s shades are Texas Topaz (light blue), Blackland Crude (black), Silver Ore (metal silver), and white– in addition to symbolic local mascots: the Mexican Gray Wolf and the Rattlesnake, personifying the stamina, spirit, and satisfaction of Texas.
” This brand name launch is greater than a name disclose– it’s a statement of that we are and what we mean,” claimed Matt Valentine, Owner and Chairman of Atlético Dallas. “Atlético Dallas shows our passion, our origins in the video game, and our dedication to unifying the area with our common love of football.”
PHOTOS: Atlético Dallas introduces club logo
WFAA talked with Valentine back in March, where he teased the name and logo design launch and discussed the information of USL releasing a first-division organization to competing Big league Football (MLS), likewise readied to begin in 2027.
We asked Valentine if Atlético Dallas would certainly attempt to go into the USL first-division organization as opposed to the USL Champion, which would certainly be one tier greater in the lately accepted promotion-relegation system. Valentine claimed at the time they were “presently examining the possibility, yet we have actually not made any kind of choices right now.”
In the brand launch on Friday, authorities claimed the group would certainly be being available in 2027 to the second-division USL Champion.
As component of the group name and logo design disclose, the club likewise introduced its young people department would certainly be referred to as Atlético Dallas Young people, adhering to the statement of a collaboration with Renegades Football Club.