Racing Louisville FC is actively seeking to sell a stake in the team to enhance its competitiveness in the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL). Owned by Soccer Holdings, LLC and chaired by John Neace, the team aims to attract investment as other clubs in the league ramp up spending. Although no prospective buyers have been identified, the ownership group is committed to maintaining control and ensuring the team's presence in Louisville. The club, which made its playoff debut in 2025, has seen its valuation rise significantly, now estimated at between $127 million and $140 million. However, it has struggled with attendance, finishing last in the league with an average of 5,500 fans per game last season. The NWSL is experiencing unprecedented growth, with new franchises being valued at higher rates, prompting Racing Louisville to seek additional resources to compete effectively. Commissioner Jessica Berman has reiterated that relocation of teams should be a last resort, emphasizing the importance of community support for franchises.