San Antonio FC is exploring the possibility of joining a higher-level league. The team is considering an opportunity with the United Soccer League, although details of the potential move are limited. The team is currently looking to capitalize on World Cup excitement to draw in new fans.
As part of this effort, San Antonio FC is offering free games. Further information about the team's potential league move and upcoming games can be found through Texas Public Radio, based in Alamo Heights.
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