The winners of four Super Bowls and one of the sporting world's most prominent franchises will leave their longtime home in Kansas City, Missouri, for new digs in Kansas City, Kansas.

Chiefs owner Clark Hunt attributed his decision to take his team from Missouri to Kansas in 2031 due to the former not resolving issues in time and having too many parties involved with the stadium discussions. Hunt announced Monday the plans to play in a new $3 billion domed stadium in Wyandotte County in Kansas in 2031.

The Kansas City Chiefs announced Monday they will leave their longtime home at Arrowhead Stadium for a new, domed stadium that will be built across the Kansas-Missouri state line and be ready for the start of the 2031 season.

Last week, Missouri could lay claim to two franchises with world championships in the last decade. But the NFL’s Kansas City Chiefs have been lured over state lines and, per multiple

On Monday, team owner and chairman Clark Hunt announced that the team will be moving out of Kansas City, Mo., and into a new stadium in Kansas City, Kans., on which construction is expected to conclude in time for the 2031 season. Unlike Arrowhead, where the Chiefs currently play, this new stadium will be domed.

I always tell people to live life in the windshield, not in the rearview mirror,” Kehoe said of the decision and his efforts to keep the team in Missouri.

Jackson County Executive Phil Levota sent letters to Kansas City Chiefs owner Clark Hunt and team president Mark Donovan in a last-minute effort to prevent the team from leaving Missouri.

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