Colorado's new NWSL team, Denver Summit FC, will debut in 2026 with matches at Centennial's new temporary stadium.

The National Women's Soccer League officially announced on Thursday that Denver will join the league as its 16th team in 2026.

With Peyton Manning on board as a minority owner, the NWSL is set to expand to Colorado ahead of the 2026 season. The club announced Tuesday that they have picked the name Denver Summit FC, a fitting title for the team set to play a mile high above sea level,

Denver's new NWSL team, which will begin playing in 2026, officially unveiled its name and branding on Tuesday. The team will go by the Denver Summit FC, with mountains playing a huge role in the branding as an homage to the Rocky Mountains.

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"This is really the time for neighbors and residents to get their input and their thoughts out there," said Keith Meyer with Denver INC.

A stadium will be built to support the National Women's Soccer League team in Denver. FOX31's Nate Belt was at the meeting where many questions were raised and answered.