ORLANDO, Fla. — There are a host of things Orlando City CEO Alex Leitão is ready to point to while talking about the new culture at Orlando City.
One of the biggest things for Leitão is the club’s plan for a new training facility, which will open at Osceola Heritage Park in Kissimmee, instead of at Lake Nona. He called the facility, scheduled to open this summer, a “game-changer” for the club.
“It means that you’re going to have more space to do everything that you want,” Leitão told Pro Soccer USA during an interview at Orlando City Stadium.