That day would come. After failing in an effort to buy the NFL’s St. Louis Rams, he bought the Jaguars for a reported $760 million in late 2011.

Mr. Khan says he is living the American dream.

“I think this is the finest country on planet Earth, period, and what you’re going to be able to accomplish with your life on this planet, your best chance, best opportunity is right here in the U.S.”

He says his story is an example of that kind of success. I’m Faith Lapidus.

American Soccer Fans Increasing

Soccer is increasingly popular across the United States. And a nonprofit group called the American Outlaws is working to make it even more popular.

The group is working hard to strengthen support for the U.S. Men’s National Soccer Team. It has become increasingly organized and claims 7,000 paying members with clubs in more than 80 American cities.

The DC chapter in Washington is the largest.

On this day, hundreds of Outlaws and their friends have gathered at RFK Stadium in Washington for a game between the United States and Germany.

“We are the U.S.! The mighty, mighty U.S., the mighty, mighty U.S.!”

Many Outlaws say they feel like outsiders in a country where other professional sports are more popular. National president, Korey Donahoo, says that is how the group got its name.