The Frisco, Texas, city council approved on Tuesday night a measure to fund $39 million in improvements to Toyota Stadium, home of MLS’s FC Dallas, that could house the National Soccer Hall of FameMuseum at the south end of the stadium complex. The NSHOF has been without a home since 2010 when the 5,000-square-foot hall was closed in Oneonta, New York.

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