Lionel Messi's Inter Miami have a new stadium name! Herons agree sponsorship deal with JPMorgan Chase ahead of 2024 MLS season

The DRV PNK Stadium, located in Fort Lauderdale, will now be known as Chase Stadium after Inter Miami inked a multiyear naming rights partnership with JPMorgan Chase. The unveiling of the new name took place on the eve of the MLS season opener between Inter Miami and Real Salt Lake, with the iconic Auto Nation DRV PNK Stadium signage being replaced by Chase Stadium.

“Today is a notable, memorable day,” said Inter Miami managing owner Jorge Mas. “When we first began this journey it was always our desire to shine a light on South Florida and Miami and to bring amazing brands and companies together to change the sport in America. Around the world when they mention Inter Miami and Lionel Messi, it will be at Chase Stadium. This announcement is a milestone for us, the beginning of a very long relationship between Inter Miami and JP Morgan Chase.”

JPMorgan Chase, the nation’s largest bank, enters into its first stadium naming rights deal in soccer, adding to its extensive portfolio of sports partnerships, which includes collaborations with Madison Square Garden, the US Open, F1 Miami Grand Prix, Chase Center (home to the Golden State Warriors), and the NBA’s Atlanta Hawks.

As part of the partnership, Chase will introduce various promotions for fans, including an exclusive entrance via the Chase Fast Lane on match days, presale ticket access, preferred seating opportunities, and discounts on merchandise and food concessions at the Inter Miami team store.

Chase cardholders will enjoy a 25% discount at select concession stands during Inter Miami’s home opener, provided they present their Chase card to the Chase ambassador at participating stands (behind sections North 109, South 124, and West 130). Plans are also underway for Inter Miami Chase activations in local bank branches throughout South Florida.

JPMorgan Chase has a strong commitment to philanthropy, having donated over $42 million in the past five years. This includes support for initiatives like Tech Equity Miami, a $100 million five-year program aimed at empowering underserved youth and small businesses in Miami’s burgeoning technology sector.

Lionel Messi and Co. will be back in action on Thursday in their MLS campaign opener against Real Salt Lake.