The men’s national team players union reiterated their support for the USWNT and said they have offered options to U.S. Soccer to pay the women equally.
The trainings will be on a voluntary basis and begin almost two weeks ahead of the expiration of the league-wide training moratorium, which ends on May 15.
The pair will join athletes from 14 different professional sports leagues to highlight the work of healthcare workers in their local communities.
The USWNT stars shared their reaction to a judge’s decision in their wage discrimination lawsuit and plans to appeal during an appearance on Good Morning America
Spanish league players are expected to get back on the field later in the week after they are tested and training facilities are disinfected
Former Arsenal star lauds MLS for recruiting younger international talent and pledges to be part of the league’s continued growth
After playing in the World Cup and being drafted by the Orlando Pride, Plummer is looking forward to the next step of her career.
The federal judge in the lawsuit between USWNT and U.S. Soccer issued a summary judgement siding with the federation in all but two arguments.
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MLS allows clubs to use outdoor team facilities for voluntary, individual workouts
Players will be allowed to utilize fields for individual workouts under strict league rules
During an Instagram Live session with former USWNT teammate Heather O’Reilly, Krieger said she “hit a wall” last week as coronavirus pandemic continues to shut down soccer training