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Controversial rule has NWSL taking cut of player brand deals -- or fining those who don't pay up

ESPN about 3 hours 1 mins read

NWSL players can no longer freely sign shoe sponsorships: the league wants a cut of the money, and it's turning into a showdown between brands, players and the NWSL.

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