Congratulations to Mohamed Mansour, Cody Martinez, and everyone at San Diego FC on the unveiling of their beautiful new performance center!

This week San Diego FC has announced a few more LPs, including Issa Rae, TEMS, and Pave Investments' Kwamena Afful and Tunde Folawiyo. Owned by Sir Mohamed Mansour and the local Sycuan tribe, San Diego FC is building perhaps the most diverse ownership group in U.S. sports.

.San Diego FC makes its Major League Soccer debut this weekend. Today Sportico profiled owner Mohamed Mansour, who comes to MLS with a very unique set of soccer assets: a global network of academies (and smaller pro clubs) that will roll talent up to San Diego FC. sportico.com/personalities/…

What a historic night for San Diego. Our new Major League Soccer team San Diego FC kicked off its first home game at Snapdragon Stadium! ⚽️This is just the beginning of an exciting new era for soccer in America’s Finest City. Thanks to all of the partners who made this moment possible! #ForAllofUs

A special day in San Diego, from touring @SanDiegoFC’s world-class training facility to experiencing the energy of their inaugural home match. This club is building something truly special, and it was incredible to see the passion of the fans from the start. Congratulations to

A game-changer for youth development. Honored to celebrate the opening of San Diego FC's world-class Academy with Right to Dream — MLS’s first integrated school and soccer academy starting at the middle school level. A bold vision. A lasting legacy. The future is now.

"We're here for the long-term. Our investment in San Diego and the San Diego Football Club will stay for years and years to come." Sir Mohamed Mansour joined Major League Soccer 360 on Apple TV to reflect and discuss our inaugural season.

A historic achievement for @SanDiegoFC in their inaugural season -- setting a new record for points by an MLS expansion team. Congratulations to their ownership, players, and the entire organization on a milestone first year in Major League Soccer.

The Football Effect. 𝙒𝙝𝙖𝙩𝙚𝙫𝙚𝙧 𝙄𝙩 𝙏𝙖𝙠𝙚𝙨 | 𝙎𝙞𝙧 𝙈𝙤𝙝𝙖𝙢𝙚𝙙 𝙈𝙖𝙣𝙨𝙤𝙪𝙧, 𝙎𝙖𝙣 𝘿𝙞𝙚𝙜𝙤 𝙁𝘾 𝙤𝙬𝙣𝙚𝙧, via CBS 8 San Diego Read » sdfc.me/ujkVh

My newest story for CBS 8 San Diego sports storytelling series Whatever It Takes. Check out the emotional story of how San Diego FC owner Sir Mohamed Mansour overcame adversity to become a billionaire, own an MLS team and help start up the Right to Dream Academy in San Diego.

Africa never lacked talent. It lacked opportunity. “Africa is full of talent…I believe the continent still has tremendous untapped potential.” — Sir Mohamed Mansour cafonline.com/caf-womens-cha…

San Diego FC chairman Sir Mohamed Mansour on the expansion club's historic inaugural season and his goal for American soccer players. “My dream is to have homegrown players from the U.S. who will be world-class players. And it will happen.” nytimes.com/athletic/68265…

Chairman. Supporter. Both.✌️ Sir Mohamed Mansour with San Diego FC fans ahead of Major League Soccer Western Conference semis.

This is just the beginning. A letter from Sir Mohamed Mansour to you:

“This is the time for Africa.” 🌍 Not a slogan. A belief. Sir Mohamed Mansour, Right to Dream Chairman, speaks on the power of African youth and why investing in the next generation matters. 🎥 👇 edition.cnn.com/2025/12/09/wor…

🏆 Excellence in development recognised — RIGHT TO DREAM 🇬🇭 win the #GlobeSoccer Award for BEST ACADEMY! 👏 Right to Dream #Accessnations #BEYONDDevelopments #Beyond #SaltanatDiamondJewellery

Big night at the Globe Soccer Awards Awards last night. 👏 🏆 @SanDiegoFC Founding Partner & Chairman Sir Mohamed Mansour and @Right2Dream took home Best Academy. 🏆 LAFC was recognized for Best Club Branding.

Congratulations to Sir Mohamed Mansour, founding partner and Chairman of San Diego FC, on Right to Dream receiving the Globe Soccer Awards Award for Best Academy. An institution that exemplifies how soccer, education, and opportunity can come together to change lives and shape the next

🗣️ Spoke to San Diego owner Sir Mohamed Mansour at Sports Business Journal Business of Soccer. British-Egyptian told me as a football fan he’d “love” to sign Mo Salah, but admits any approach would be business-driven and be led by the club’s sporting department. talksport.com/football/41431…

This is bigger than any one of us.