
A Statement from the Chicago Red Stars
November 22, 2021 - National Women's Soccer League (NWSL)
Chicago Stars FC News Release
"We stand with the players who are fiercely advocating for change, and we are committed to doing our part to ensure a safe environment for the League's players, staff, volunteers and fans.
In conjunction with our players, the Chicago Red Stars several weeks ago initiated an independent review of player health and safety and the team's culture and work environment.
We intend to implement any recommendations in that review that will strengthen our ability to empower our players, to ensure that everyone's voice is heard, and to foster an environment of continual growth."
National Women's Soccer League Stories from November 22, 2021
- A Statement from the Chicago Red Stars - Chicago Stars FC
- Kansas City Current Sends Four More on International Duty - Kansas City Current
- San Diego Wave FC Acquires Rights to World Cup Winner and U.S. Women's National Team Player Abby Dahlkemper - San Diego Wave FC
- Shirley Cruz Named to Costa Rica WNT for November FIFA Window - Seattle Reign FC
- NC Courage Trade Abby Dahlkemper to San Diego Wave FC - North Carolina Courage
- Defender Abby Dahlkemper Joins San Diego FC - Houston Dash
- Chicago Red Stars Head Coach Rory Dames Steps Down - Chicago Stars FC
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