Charlotte FC is looking to hire a new role to liaise between the supporters and the club

By Brian Maurer

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According to sources, Charlotte FC is looking to strengthen the club's relationship with its supporters like they did in years past. Past staff like former Charlotte FC President Joe LaBue and former Chief Fan Officer Shawn McIntosh established strong relationships with the fans and the club is looking to fill a new role that will work as a liaison between the club and the supporters.

TSE aims to hire a Chief Brand Officer who will be working on branding for the entire company, and this new liaison role between supporters and the club will be reporting to the CBO once both positions are filled. This liaison role will also be responsible for the gameday experience.

Charlotte FC is looking to add to the roster

According to sources, Charlotte is still looking to add more to their current roster. The aim is to find the right quality pieces that can compete in the starting eleven rather than be rotation depth.

Sources inside the club also think the new intraleague cash trades rule should benefit Charlotte and the league because teams can offer fees and sign players they are more familiar with, while also getting financially compensated at market value.

Charlotte FC is aiming to sign Agyemang to a new deal

According to sources, the Crown is continuing the conversation with Patrick Agyemang's representation over a new contract, but nothing concrete has happened. Sources inside the club mentioned that Agyemang is still their player and has an option for an additional year in 2026, it appears negotiations are not being rushed, as there is still time to work out a plan moving forward with their talented young striker.