Gateway Football Group is building a new club for Saint Louis, brick by brick.

ST. LOUIS, MO – Gateway Football Group (GFG) is proud to announce a soccer equipment donation drive to benefit Boys & Girls Club of Greater St. Louis. As GFG works to build a fan-owned, community-driven soccer club in St. Louis, this collaboration on the very night GFG’s team name and

ST. LOUIS, MO – Gateway Football Group (GFG) is proud to announce that club president Christine Miller has been officially appointed as an Ambassador for Her Game Too, the leading international campaign dedicated to tackling sexism and championing gender equality in sport. As GFG works to build a fan-owned, community-driven soccer

Happy 2026! We are so excited to have you all on this journey with us in this new year, where we will go from a great idea among friends to a full-fledged soccer club in the Midwest Premier League. From a club launch party to exclusive merchandise, inaugural jerseys, community

On this episode of "How It's Made": Board of Directors! Advisory Board! Sporting Operations! and Member Committees!

At Gateway Football Group, our goal is to unite St. Louis soccer fans through a club that is truly a club. We believe the beautiful game should be accessible and inclusive. A third space where every supporter is welcomed and feels at home. We exist to remove the barriers to

Join the transitional board of directors for an information meet-and-greet. We want to get to know you, you want to get to know us -- really, a perfect opportunity for do so over a few cold beers.

The region has a long memory -- let's remember a time when fans had a seat at the table.

👋Hi Everyone! I'm Christine, the proud President of Gateway Football Group, a nonprofit organization bringing a fan built soccer club to St. Louis. I fell in love with pre-professional soccer because of the atmosphere and culture of lower leagues. The familiar cheers from the supporters stands, the merch

Let me tell you a story.  A few years ago, I found myself in a small Bavarian village called Mistelgau, shuffling along a few narrow streets with my brother and father and the rest of the townsfolk toward a single football pitch in the foothills of the surrounding mountains. I