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The historic day has finally happened as the Washington Commanders are officially headed back home to Washington, D.C

By A to Z Sports,Josh Taylor

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The historic day has finally happened as the Washington Commanders are officially headed back home to Washington, D.C

This is a move that the fan base has been waiting for, and Josh Harris has officially made the biggest off-field move since he bought the franchise just two years ago. The 65,000-seat stadium will be one of, if not the best, stadium in the United States with Harris. Harris released a statement after the Council’s voting made the move for the 2030-2031 season official.

“Today is a historic day for D.C., the Commanders organization, and our fans. With the Council’s approval, we can now move forward on the transformative RFK project that will bring lasting economic growth for our city. This achievement wouldn’t have been possible without the dedication and collaboration between Mayor Bowser, Chairman Mendelson, the Council, and the countless community, business, and labor leaders whose voices and input helped shape the process every step of the way. We are deeply grateful for the warm return to the District and the center of the DMV, and look forward to officially bringing the team back to its spiritual home in 2030.”