Soccer Stadium Plan Could Be Done in a Month: Report

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Major League Soccer and New York City are hoping to hammer out a deal to put a soccer stadium in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park in the next month, according to a report in Tuesday's New York Daily News. 

According to the paper, the stadium would cost about $300 million to construct, and be sited on 10 to 13 acres around the Fountains of Industry. The stadium would start at 25,000 seats and could eventuallly expand to around 35,000 if the team proves popular.

As part of the deal, the paper said, MLS would be required to replace used parkland nearby, and refurbish youth soccer fields already present in the park.

Soccer enthusiasts say Queens is the perfect place to put a second New York City team, given the sport's status as the world's game, and the borough's status as the world's most diverse county.

Currently, the New York Red Bulls of the MLS play at a stadium in New Jersey.

The park has hosted soccer games in the past — at Citi Field.