Baltimore’s soccer stadium proposal is no longer just a concept. Mayor Brandon Scott and D.C. United CEO Jason Levien said that the project has moved into funding discussions with state and city lawmakers during a news conference Thursday at Port Discovery Children’s Museum. The pair outlined a multiteam soccer campus that would anchor a USL Super League women’s team, an MLS Next Pro team and youth training facilities in Baltimore. The announcement follows a Maryland Stadium Authority study last May outlining the feasibility of a 7,500-seat stadium in Baltimore that could cost between roughly $190 million and $250 million, depending on location. “Baltimore is a sports town....
