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Getting Loco: Mike DiGiulio - President and General Manager - El Paso Locomotive FC
Episode 2
Wednesday, 21 January, 2026
Summary In this episode of Seriously Loco, Phil and Mikka welcome Mike DiGiulio, the new president and general manager of El Paso Locomotive FC. Mike shares his unique journey into the world of soccer, transitioning from a family background in the car business to leading a professional soccer team. He discusses his previous experience with Monterey Bay FC, the challenges faced there, and the lessons learned that he hopes to apply in El Paso. Mike expresses his excitement about the potential of the Locomotive and the community's passion for soccer, emphasizing the importance of building strong connections with fans and enhancing the overall game-day experience. As the conversation unfolds, Mike reflects on the significance of infrastructure, including the desire for a soccer-specific stadium, and outlines his vision for the upcoming season. He highlights the importance of fan engagement and transparency, aiming to foster a strong relationship with the supporters. The episode concludes with light-hearted discussions about Mike's sports interests and his culinary experiences in El Paso, showcasing his enthusiasm for the new chapter in his life and the future of the Locomotive. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction 01:42 Mike DiGiulio's Journey to Soccer Management 07:35 Transitioning to El Paso Locomotive FC 11:47 Challenges Faced at Monterey Bay FC 15:13 Infrastructure and Stadium Discussions 17:36 Role and Responsibilities as GM 26:54 Fan Engagement and Community Connection 29:21 Goals for the 2026 Season 35:26 Addressing the CBA Situation 43:22 World Cup Aspirations and Closing
