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Inside Trinity Rodman's Record Payday

Bloomberg Markets
Friday, October 16, 2026 at 8:01 AM
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As women’s soccer draws more crowds and lucrative media deals, the NWSL’s salary rules have had to adjust. When it rejected a record deal for star player Trinity Rodman, it triggered a broader fight...

As women’s soccer draws more crowds and lucrative media deals, the NWSL’s salary rules have had to adjust. When it rejected a record deal for star player Trinity Rodman, it triggered a broader fight over who benefits from the boom. (Source: Bloomberg)

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