First, our own Konnor Fulk reached out to the new co-owner of the XFL Dany Garcia and asked if some of the old XFL staff will be returning. She said

“Absolutely agree.”

Absolutely agree.

— Dany Garcia (@DanyGarciaCo) August 3, 2020

Later ESPN’s Kevin Seifert had a chance to talk to Garcia and ask if they plan on returning for the 2021 season.

“Plan is to play in 2021, she said, possibly in a bubble.”

Spoke w/ @DanyGarciaCo, one of three investors buying the XFL. Plan is to play in 2021, she said, possibly in a bubble. Garcia will hold an executive role with the league. Asked about other leadership, she noted “excellent” people who are or were in place for XFL 2.0.

— Kevin Seifert (@SeifertESPN) August 3, 2020

We have reported earlier plans to potentially play a 12-week tournament in a host city for the 2021 season. Houston seems to be the viable option at this point. It looks like all systems, at this point, is a go for a 2021 XFL season.

It should also be noted that Dany Garcia is the first woman ever to own a sports league. It was Garcia’s idea behind purchasing the XFL in the first place.

Honored to be making history by following my dreams.
Ty @TheRock and #GerryCardinale for supporting this milestone and celebrating the importance 💙 https://t.co/5sIUY85DBt

— Dany Garcia (@DanyGarciaCo) August 3, 2020

We will be covering all the news regarding the reboot of XFL 3.0.

For The Love of Football
For The Love of The Athletes
For The Love of The Fans@xfl2020 #Owner @TheRock #GerryCardinale pic.twitter.com/gNTHiJeDp8

— Dany Garcia (@DanyGarciaCo) August 3, 2020