FRISCO – The Renegades are coming home—and turning up the volume.

Beginning in 2026, the franchise will move its home games to Toyota Stadium in Frisco and rebrand as the Dallas Renegades. It’s a return to the team’s original identity and a statement that spring football in North Texas is here to stay.

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“From Frisco ISD to the Scooter’s Coffee Frisco Bowl, Toyota Stadium hosts a wealth of football games and we’re excited to welcome the Dallas Renegades home to this facility,” said FC Dallas president Dan Hunt. “The synergy between soccer, football, and fan experience here will strengthen both franchises. We look forward to working closely with the Renegades’ ownership to ensure a seamless transition and outstanding home-field atmosphere.”

The move caps a wild, winning ride.

Founded as the Dallas Renegades in 2020, the club returned in 2023 as the Arlington Renegades, playing at Choctaw Stadium, the former home of the MLB Texas Rangers. Under legendary head coach Bob Stoops, the Renegades ripped through the 2023 postseason and won the XFL Championship, knocking off the DC Defenders in San Antonio.

After the 2024 merger with the USFL that formed the UFL, the team continued to represent Arlington through the 2025 season. Now it’s time to plant the flag back in Dallas.

What’s next? The full 2026 schedule, ticket packages, and season memberships will be announced later. Current season ticket members will receive direct communication from the membership team regarding relocation options and alternative packages. Keep your inbox warm.

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Powered by the UFL’s heavyweight backers Mike Repole and Impact Capital, RedBird Capital Partners, FOX, Dany Garcia, Dwayne Johnson, and ESPN, the league remains the premier spring football platform for players and fans.

With a fresh brand, a fan-friendly venue, and championship DNA, the Dallas Renegades are gearing up to make Toyota Stadium the loudest spring football house in America.