Kansas City Chiefs announce ‘massive’ Arrowhead Stadium and relocation decision after long battle between bids

The Kansas City Chiefs have released some exciting news about the team's future home.

Managers have made a decision regarding their current Arrowhead Stadium and whether the team will move.

Arrowhead Stadium located in Kansas City Missourihas been home to the Chiefs since 1972.

However, the Chiefs were eager to cross state lines and build a new stadium in Kansas City, Kansas.

The relocation meeting will take place in Topeka, Kansas, on Monday. as a vote will be taken on the potential move.

AND news It was reported that the move would take place after receiving approval from the Legislative Coordinating Council at a meeting, the Kansas City Star reported.

“Urgent: The Chiefs have informed administrative officials that they will announce their move to Kansas today, pending pending LCC approval, I'm told,” the outlet wrote on X.

Chiefs owner Clark Hunt and other team officials are scheduled to attend the meeting.

The decision marks the end of the Chiefs' tenure at Arrowhead Stadium.

It also means the end of the Kansas City, Missouri-based organization.

They have been playing in Missouri since 1963.

The move is likely to become official later on Monday.

The Chiefs' expected move to Kansas will help the team build a new $2 billion domed stadium that could potentially host the team. future Super Bowl.

There was proposal from Missouri lawmakers to keep the Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium.

But the proposal has stalled and the expected move could have serious consequences for Major League Baseball's Kansas City Royals.

The Royals play opposite the Chiefs at Kauffman Stadium at the Truman Sports Complex.

MLB team could be evicted as a result of Chiefs move.