NWSL Report Recommends Tough Rules Regulating Player-Coach Interactions

The National Women’s Soccer League capped its misconduct investigation with a plan to set unusually firm workplace boundaries to prevent future harm to players

A joint investigative report by the National Women’s Soccer League and the NWSL Players Association into allegations of misconduct by coaches and executives in the league calls for tough new rules regulating how players and their coaches live, socialize and interact with each other.

The report was commissioned after published allegations last year of misconduct by coaches and executives in the league. In that regard, it covers much of the same ground as a similar probe by the

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