Red Bull New York have officially opened their new RWJBarnabas Health Red Bulls Performance Center in Morristown, New Jersey, marking one of the most ambitious infrastructure projects in Major League Soccer.
The 80-acre facility reportedly cost over $100 million and features eight full-sized pitches, a modern gym, dining facilities, academic spaces, and innovation labs, all designed to house the first team, reserves, and academy under one roof.
The opening ceremony was attended by several high-profile figures from football past and present, including Thierry Henry, Bradley Wright-Phillips, Tab Ramos, MLS commissioner Don Garber, and Red Bull Global Soccer chief Jürgen Klopp.
Klopp praised the project as a long-term investment in the future of the sport in the United States, highlighting the club’s ambition to build a clear pathway from academy to first team. He also emphasized the importance of ambition and development for young players training at the facility.
The new center will serve as a key development hub for the club’s academy prospects, continuing Red Bull New York’s tradition of producing talents such as Tyler Adams, Matt Miazga, and John Tolkin.
With rising young stars already integrated into the first team, club officials say the facility represents a “new era†for the franchise, focused on elite development, performance, and long-term success.