It looks like Footprint Center’s current moniker is getting the boot after just four years. That’s because the 17,071-seat arena in downtown Phoenix is reportedly undergoing another name change. Work crews were seen removing Footprint Center signage from the venue — the longtime home of the Phoenix Suns and Mercury — on Sunday and Monday.

The Phoenix Suns have begun the process to find a new naming rights partner for the arena at Jefferson and 2nd Streets.

As we reported earlier this week, Footprint Center is getting a brand-new name. Player 15 Group (who own both the Phoenix Suns and Mercury) are set to reveal the new naming rights deal some time next year.

Footprint Center signage is being removed from the downtown arena that’s home to the Phoenix Suns as the organization searches for a new naming partner.

The Footprint Center signage has been taken down in light of the arena’s plans for a new naming rights deal. Footprint will remain the Suns and Mercury’s official sustainability partner.

The reason for the sign's disappearance is not clear, and we have reached out to the Phoenix Suns and the City of Phoenix for comment. The City of Phoenix owns Footprint Center. Footprint Center is one of a number of names the home of the Phoenix Suns was known by in the years since it was built.

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