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UFL Co-Owner Hints Birmingham Stallions Could Relocate
UFL co-owner Mike Repole suggested the Birmingham Stallions could leave Protective Stadium after the 2026 season, citing the league's preference for smaller venues with stronger home-field atmospheres. Repole said Birmingham must provide alternative stadium options, while the absence of a Birmingham business operations job posting has further fueled speculation that the franchise could relocate.
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