NWSL Settles Allegations of Misconduct with $5 Million Fund for Players

The NWSL establishes a $5 million fund for players affected by abuse as part of a settlement announced by three attorneys general.

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The NWSL has agreed to a $5 million settlement fund for players who suffered abuse, following investigations into systemic misconduct in the league. The settlement requires extensive reforms to protect players, including increased mental health support and external oversight of coaching practices. Attorneys general emphasize the ongoing commitment to player safety and accountability, highlighting a significant cultural shift within the league since the 2021 misconduct allegations.

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