Ex-USWNT player Lauren Holiday calls for ‘harmonised’ women’s calendar
Source: US news | The Guardian · Bias: Center Left
Summary
Holiday currently chairs ownership group Mercury13Mercury13 completed purchase of FC Badalona womenNWSL plays in summer, opposite of European leaguesTwo-time Olympic Gold medalist and 2015 World Cup winner Lauren Holiday has called for the global harmonisation of the women’s soccer calendar to help grow the sport.Doing so could echo a recent move by Major League Soccer to move to a European, fall-to-spring schedule from July 2027. Holiday, a former USWNT forward, believes the women’s game could follow their example, or do the opposite and have everyone play through the summer. Continue reading...
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