NWSL Players Ratify First CBA in Women's Soccer History

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National Women's Soccer League training camps open today, one day after the NWSL Players Association ratified the first collective bargaining agreement in the league's 10-year history.

“From our inception, the Players Association has put players first. Our mission in this historic CBA was to put this same philosophy at the center of NWSL’s future,” read a statement by NWSLPA president Tori Huster. “With the amount of care and attention that we have given this process since Fall 2020, we are proud that players can confidently enter the 10th season of the NWSL in a better position than ever before.”

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