When in 2018 Soccer America checked in with Peter Trevisani, the president and majority owner of the USL Championship’s New Mexico United, it had yet to play a game. Naturally, the investment banker was optimistic, and he spoke about a “100-year plan” with community engagement in one of the country’s poorest states. Five years on and a pandemic later, Trevisani displayed the same candor and optimism that he did the first time around. This time, with some results to show for it.
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