The NWSL is adding a 16th team that will be located in Denver. Per Eben Novy-Williams of Sportico, IMA Financial Group CEO Robert Cohen is among the

Denver has been awarded the 16th franchise in the National Women's Soccer League for a record $110 million fee, Sportico reported Thursday. Not only is that expansion fee more than double the previous NWSL record,

The NWSL’s 16th team is headed to Denver for a record $110 million expansion fee, Sportico.com reported on Thursday.

Denver has officially won the bid to host the 16th NWSL team, Sportico reported Thursday. The Colorado city put up a record $110 million expansion fee to join the surging league, with the team set to kick off in 2026.

In the public view, all the momentum in the race for the 16th National Women's Soccer League franchise seemed to be with the Cincinnati bid in recent weeks. A Tuesday report indicated that wasn't the

Women’s professional sports are making a return to the Mile High City. Denver was recently chosen to host the newest National Women’s Soccer League team, according to a report from Sportico.

Denver is set to land the 16th club in the league, paying a record $110 million fee in the process, Sportico reported Thursday, citing sources familiar with the matter. Denver's bid was led by IMA Financial Group CEO Robert Cohen, who would become the team's control owner, Sportico added.

Denver is now the home of NWSL’s 16th team after a record-setting $110 million expansion fee agreement, a source confirmed to The Athletic. The fee is more than double the previous highest NWSL franchise figure,

Denver has been awarded the 16th franchise in the National Women's Soccer League for a record $110 million fee, Sportico reported Thursday. Not only is that expansion fee more than double the previous NWSL record,