By Jim DeFede
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The long, dragged out, on again, off again plan to bring a professional soccer team to Miami appears to be finally taking shape.
READ MORE: As US Confirms First Omicron Case, CDC Works To Step Up Testing RequirementsOn Thursday, the Miami City Commission will vote on a plan to turn over public land at Melreese Golf Course for a soccer stadium that would be built by the investment group that includes David Beckham.
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Jim DeFede
Jim DeFede joined CBS4 News in January 2006 and serves as an investigative reporter for the station, as well as host of its Sunday morning public...More from Jim DeFede