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00:00At just 23, Trinity Rodman just shattered women's soccer's salary ceiling, making history in the NWSL.
00:18Like, follow, and stay with us as we break down this game-changing deal.
00:22Trinity Rodman is officially the highest-paid women's soccer player in the world.
00:26The U.S. women's national team star has signed a groundbreaking three-year contract with the Washington Spirit,
00:32the club where her professional journey began, redefining what elite talent can earn in the women's game.
00:38Rodman's new deal is reportedly worth over $2 million per year when bonuses are included,
00:43making it the most lucrative contract in women's soccer history.
00:47The agreement keeps her in Washington through 2028 and signals a major commitment by the Spirit to build around one of the sport's brightest stars.
00:54Despite interest from top European clubs, Rodman chose to stay in the NWSL, betting on the league's future and her role within it.
01:03This deal didn't happen in isolation.
01:05It comes during an intense legal and labor dispute between the NWSL and its players' union over salary caps and spending rules.
01:12The league recently introduced the high-impact player rule, allowing teams to exceed the salary cap for superstar players,
01:20an approach the union has challenged, arguing it should have been collectively negotiated.
01:25Rodman's contract highlights the growing commercial power of women's soccer,
01:28while also exposing tensions between fair pay, league regulations, and player rights.
01:33It also places new pressure on other leagues worldwide to match rising standards,
01:38potentially accelerating global investment, sponsorship growth,
01:42and long-term financial stability across the women's game.
01:45Trinity Rodman's deal isn't just a personal victory.
01:48It's a turning point for women's soccer worldwide.
01:51If you want more stories like this, like the video, follow the channel,
01:55and comment below with your thoughts on this historic move.
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