Denver Summit FC is one step closer to breaking ground on its new permanent stadium at Santa Fe Yards in Denver.

The club released new renderings of the updated stadium plans, which it said include larger “social spaces” for fans to “connect, celebrate and build matchday traditions.”

The organization said the gathering areas have been expanded in the architectural plans after fan and community feedback.

Denver Mayor Mike Johnston on Sunday posted images of the renderings on Instagram and said he is “cheering for the new and inspiring future of the Denver Summit stadium” at its South Broadway and Interstate 25 location.

The Summit said the stadium will officially break ground early this fall. Denver agreed in December to chip in $70 million toward the project. The team’s goal is to play at its Santa Fe Yards location for the 2028 season.

The new stadium is expected to seat 14,000 people and span 14 acres.

The news came on the same day the club opened its 12,000-seat temporary stadium in Centennial with a 2-1 victory over the Portland Thorns in U.S. women’s national captain Lindsey Heaps’ FC Summit debut.