Not so many years ago, the United States was the promised land for female football. There were the most recognized players, the most professional league and the best salaries. It was the country that every footballer wanted to be called. Champions of the world up to four times and five times gold in a JJOO, the Americans saw the rest of the world from the top. Until the Spanish team arrived. With years of difference and, at first, an abysmal dis…
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Not so many years ago, the United States was the promised land for female football. There were the most recognized players, the most professional league and the best salaries. It was the country that every footballer wanted to be called. Champions of the world up to four times and five times gold in a JJOO, the Americans saw the rest of the world from the top. Until the Spanish team arrived. With years of difference and, at first, an abysmal dis…