The NWSL detailed its much-anticipated rule to allow teams to pay up to $1 million to players outside the salary cap.
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Plans for Denver soccer stadium to move forward
The Denver City Council approved by a vote of 10-3 a series of measures that will allow NWSL expansion team Denver Summit to build a soccer stadium.
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Current signs 16-year-old Meila Brewer
The Kansas City Current has signed 16-year-old defender Meila Brewer to a three-year contract.
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Taking the pulse of the NWSL’s extraordinary offseason: spotlights on Sophia Wilson and Trinity Rodman
The National Women’s Soccer League offseason may have just kicked off, but there has been no shortage of off-field action. The league can celebrate several high-watermark moments. A record eight NWSL teams are included in Forbes’ annual list of the world’s most valuable women’s sports teams. November’s NWSL Championship attracted a record TV audience of […]
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Soccer Jobs
Here are soccer jobs of interest, as selected by Soccer America’s staff.
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Soccer Jobs
Here are soccer jobs of interest, as selected by Soccer America’s staff.
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Alyssa Naeher returns to Chicago Stars for 2026
Alyssa Naeher signed a one-year contract with the Chicago Stars to return for her 11th season.
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San Diego Wave wins World Sevens Football and top prize of $2 million
The NWSL’s San Diego Wave won the World Sevens Football tournament, sweeping all five games to capture the top prize of $2 million.
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Garth Lagerwey won’t return to Atlanta United in 2026
Garth Lagerwey, the Atlanta United president and CEO, won’t be returning in 2026.
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NWSL final draws record audience on CBS
Saturday’s NWSL final between Gotham FC and the Washington Spirit averaged a record 1,184,000 viewers on CBS, making it the most-watched match in the league’s history.