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The San Diego Chargers agreed Wednesday to the city's request to extend negotiations for a new stadium by 90 days.
If approved by the City Council, the extension will begin on June 3.
"The Chargers agreed to the city's request because we want the Chargers and the Super Bowl to be part of the San Diego community for many years to come, and we want to give these negotiations every chance to succeed," Chargers attorney Mark Fabiani said.
If the sides can't agree during the new 90-day period, the Chargers would have 18 months to seek offers from other cities. San Diego would have the right to match any offer.
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If approved by the City Council, the extension will begin on June 3.
"The Chargers agreed to the city's request because we want the Chargers and the Super Bowl to be part of the San Diego community for many years to come, and we want to give these negotiations every chance to succeed," Chargers attorney Mark Fabiani said.
If the sides can't agree during the new 90-day period, the Chargers would have 18 months to seek offers from other cities. San Diego would have the right to match any offer.
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