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Louisville City FC officially began operations in June 2014 when minority owner Wayne Estopinal and a group of local investors relocated Orlando City's USL franchise rights to Kentucky. The team played its first season in 2015 under manager James O'Connor.
The club inherited purple, gold, and white as its primary colors from the original Orlando City franchise. Fans selected a permanent badge on the 17th of November 2020 designed by Matthew Wolff featuring a purple shield with white lettering and three white fleur de lis marks.
Home games took place at Louisville Slugger Field from 2015 through 2019 while the stadium underwent modifications including a retractable jack for the pitcher's mound. The new Lynn Family Stadium officially opened in 2020 with 15,304 seats after groundbreaking occurred on the 28th of June 2018.
Louisville City maintains rivalries with Indy Eleven, Lexington SC, historically FC Cincinnati and Saint Louis FC involving the Commonwealth Cup and Kings' Cup trophies. The Commonwealth Cup rivalry began in 2023 against Lexington SC while the Kings' Cup was renewed when St Louis City SC's reserve team started play in MLS Next Pro.
The club announced development of its youth academy on the 9th of March 2020 as the first professional academy of its kind in Kentucky. Teams compete at Champion's Park complex which received $12 million in renovations approved on the 5th of March 2020 to include three seasonal grass fields and four turf fields.