The National Women's Soccer League and its players' association agreed to a new collective bargaining agreement that eliminated the college draft.
Denver officially chosen as home for new National Women's Soccer League team, set to start playing next year
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National Women's Soccer League awards Denver the league's 16th professional franchise
The National Women's Soccer League officially announced the creation of a new team in Denver on Thursday. The franchise will begin play in the 2026 season. "I have the great honor of awarding the 16th NWSL franchise to the city of Denver," said NWSL Commissioner Jess Berman in a news conference with top leaders from Denver and Colorado present.
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DENVER, Colo. (KKTV) - The National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) announced Thursday that Denver will join the franchise. Denver is the second franchise awarded by the NWSL during this round of expansion and the first women’s professional sports team in a major national league to call the Mile High City home, NWSL said.
Players and teams alike are navigating the first season in the National Women's Soccer League without a college draft. The NWSL became the first top-tier pro sports league in the
T he winter transfer window has been unexpectedly busy in the women's game, especially as a flurry of U.S. women's national team players swap the NWSL for teams in Europe. Naomi G
The National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) has awarded Denver, Colorado the league’s 16th franchise and the team is set to begin play in the 2026 season.
The National Women’s Soccer League made it official on Thursday: The 16th team in the league will call Denver home when they hit the pitch in 2026.
Women's professional soccer is coming to our state. The National Women's Soccer League officially awarded Denver a new team today. NWSL Commissioner
The club’s alternate governor Mellody Hobson declared Thursday’s launch as further evidence that “women’s sports are at a generational shift.”
The locations of the Denver NWSL franchise's permanent and temporary stadiums are unknown, but the area's newest pro team owners said Thursday they plan unprecedented investment in women's sports.
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Sportico previously reported the team was acquired for a record $110 million expansion fee, more than twice what Boston's ownership paid for its franchise
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