Why Women's Soccer Ditched Its Draft
Briefly

The NWSL's new collective bargaining agreement (CBA) marks a significant advancement for player rights, eliminating the draft and introducing guaranteed contracts for female athletes.
This new soccer CBA abolishes the draft system, allowing players to negotiate contracts with teams of their choice, akin to practices in international leagues.
The agreement introduces measures like revenue sharing, expanded parental leave, and childcare benefits, showcasing a commitment to player welfare and empowerment.
AFL-CIO president Liz Shuler emphasizes the importance of this deal, indicating long-fought battles for women in sports are beginning to bear fruit.
Read at time.com
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