49ers ask to borrow $120 million from NFL with eye on hosting 2026 Super Bowl, World Cup
Mar 28, 2023 at 1:00 PM
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The 49ers have asked to borrow $120 million from the NFL's stadium fund for upgrades over the next three years for Levi's Stadium, which could host a Super Bowl and World Cup soccer matches in 2026.
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