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| Photo: Caitlin Clark / Instagram |
Caitlin Clark, one of the WNBA’s brightest stars, is making big moves off the court. The 22-year-old Indiana Fever guard has joined an ownership group bidding to bring a National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) team to Cincinnati. The expansion fee alone is expected to cost around $100 million.
The group is co-led by Jeff Berding, co-CEO of Major League Soccer's FC Cincinnati. Berding revealed that Clark decided to go public with her involvement in the project, a decision she made on her own.
“It was Caitlin’s desire to go public,” Berding told The Athletic. “She’s very proud to be a part of this effort, and she’s very competitive. She wants to win and see this happen.”
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Clark’s team isn’t guaranteed the bid, as groups from Cleveland, Philadelphia, and Denver are also competing for an NWSL team. However, having a star like Clark backing Cincinnati could give them a big advantage.
While she continues her basketball career in Indianapolis, just 100 miles from Cincinnati, Clark plans to stay actively involved in the soccer project. “She’s going to have a great opportunity to be involved in a meaningful way,” Berding added.
If the bid succeeds, it would mark another milestone in Clark’s already impressive career as an athlete and now as an investor. Source


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