SAN ANTONIO – Professional football could be headed back to the Alamo City.
City of San Antonio officials have confirmed to KSAT that the Alamodome has received a "request for proposal from the XFL league."
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"We are currently evaluating it," Patricia Musquiz-Cantor, Interim Director of Convention & Sports Facilities, said in the statement to KSAT.
JUST IN: City has confirmed to @ksatnews that the Alamodome received a request for proposal from the XFL league. Invitations to submit a proposal were sent yesterday by the league. City officials say they are "currently evaluating it." #KSATnews#KSATsports#XFL#XFL2020pic.twitter.com/n0UUAs9FOh
The league, which is owned and operated by World Wrestling Entertainment founder Vince McMahon, is scheduled to kick off in eight cities in 2020.
The invitations to submit a proposal have gone out to interested #XFL markets and stadiums. We can’t wait to review all of the applications and pick the eight cities where we will kick off in 2020! 🏈🏟️ pic.twitter.com/SOLzgsfTJ3
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