The Greenville Triumph broke ground on its new stadium coming to BridgeWay Station

The 10,000-seat stadium is slated to open in 2026 and will serve as a home to the Greenville Triumph Soccer Club and the Greenville Liberty Soccer Club.

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Funding is from Greenville Pro Soccer LLC, Mauldin, the state, and Hughes Investments. | Rendering via Greenville Pro Soccer LLC

The castle is growing. We’re seeing new designs for the Greenville Triumph + Liberty Soccer Clubs’ new home turf.

The 6,300-seat stadium is a development agreement with Hughes Investments at BridgeWay Station. It will be the permanent home for both soccer clubs and serve as a hub for community events like concerts, festivals, and youth sports.

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The design mirrors Bridgeway Station’s Italian columns and arches. | Rendering via Bridgeway Station

The organizations broke ground on Triumph Stadium at BridgeWay Station on Wednesday, March 12. After months of grading and site work, construction is going vertical.

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Owners and investors, including Ronaldinho, celebrated the groundbreaking in March.

Photo by GVLtoday

It’s expected to host its first matches in 2026 — in time for the FIFA World Cup 26 coming to North America — and is poised to enhance Greenville’s efforts to become a sports tourism destination.

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