The latest sponsorship deals lift FC Cincinnati’s status as one of Major League Soccer’s top revenue producers

FC Cincinnati wins 18 regular-season games to qualify for the playoffs for the fourth straight year, and they're hot at the right time as they do it. The Orange and Blue ride that to their second appearance in the Eastern Conference final in three years.

Luca Orellano's future at FC Cincinnati is secure, and he's now part of the club's long-term plans. Orellano has signed a five-year guaranteed contract to remain at FC Cincinnati through 2029, multiple sources with knowledge of the deal informed The Enquirer.

However, the Olive & Whipped Feta Platter, available in premium suites, was surprisingly delicious. The dish consists of a feta honey yogurt spread, kalamata and Castelvetrano olives, toasted pine nuts and parsley, served with garlic herb focaccia crostinis and grilled naan.

FC Cincinnati dished out a league-wide record amount of money for their newest star last year, and so far, they appear to be getting their money's worth. Kévin Denkey scored goals during FC Cincinnati's first two games of the season,

Seventy minutes. That’s all it took for Kévin Denkey to start his Major League Soccer journey. The guy steps in, wears the FC Cincinnati shirt, and without a second thought, bangs in the game-winner against the New York Red Bulls. A perfectly placed header, three points in the bag, and a big message sent to the rest of the league.

FC Cincinnati opened its season with a Saturday night win over New York Red Bulls at TQL Stadium. Cincinnati won 1-0 and took the lead with a 70th-minute goal by striker Kévin Denkey, who was acquired this offseason as well as midfielder Evander.