Sexual misconduct and harassment remain widespread in the National Women’s Soccer League, according to a report released Wednesday after a joint investigation by the NWSL and its players association.
The 125-page report summarized misconduct complaints within eight franchises in the 12-team league, as well as numerous coaches and administrators.
“There is substantial work to be done,” according to the report. “During this investigation, the Joint Investigative Team received reports of ongoing misconduct at more than half the League’s clubs.”
