Canberra United's new owners, Australian Sports Group (ASG), have outlined an ambitious vision for the club after securing its future in the A-League Women competition.

Following the takeover, ASG confirmed the team will continue playing home matches at McKellar Park while exploring the development of a permanent training base at the venue or elsewhere in Canberra.

Chief executive Theo Fotopoulos said football in the ACT needed a dedicated home and described the proposed facility as an important part of the club's long-term strategy.ASG also plans to establish its offices at the neighbouring Belconnen Soccer Club as part of a strategic partnership.

The immediate priority is confirming the coaching staff and retaining the existing playing squad ahead of pre-season, with discussions already held with current coach Antoni Jagarinec, whose recent results have impressed the new ownership.

Beyond the women's side, ASG reaffirmed its commitment to introducing an A-League Men team for the 2028-29 season, subject to regulatory approvals and the option granted under its agreement with the Australian Professional Leagues.

The organisation also intends to rebuild academy pathways for young footballers after Canberra United's academy was previously discontinued, while investing in football infrastructure and community engagement across the ACT.

The club will retain the Canberra United name, preserving its 18-year history, although supporters may be invited to suggest an official nickname through a future public campaign.The takeover ends years of uncertainty over the club's future and provides a clearer pathway for the growth of professional football in Canberra.