A lot of money is on the line for women's pro soccer in the U.S.

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A lot of money is on the line for women's pro soccer in the U.S.
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A lot of money is on the line this year for women's pro soccer in the U.S.

Berman said the vetting stages for new ownership groups in Chicago and Portland are in "advanced stages," and they aren't going to set an "artificial deadline." She said it's about putting the right person in place who is not just well resourced but also willing to invest in the club to provide a professional environment.

"We're looking to go from a mentality of surviving to thriving," she said. "I think all of that requires a changes in mentality, culture and expectations."The league recently moved its headquarters to Madison Avenue in New York from Chicago. It is also beefing up staff, doubling the number of people in the league office in order to support all the new initiatives they are working on.

"We think that there are some really interesting opportunities here and overseas to consider as we think about growing our brand globally and really claiming our space as the best league in the world," she said.to feature NWSL players and clubs in EA Sports FIFA game for the first time ahead of a new season.

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