Could we see relocation in the NWSL again? | Full Time Podcast

Name: Could we see relocation in the NWSL again? | Full Time Podcast
Uploaded: 2026-08-19T15:00:22.000Z
Duration: 37 min 50 s

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On this week’s Full Time, hosts Jillian Sakovits, Meg Linehan, and Tamerra Griffin unpack the past, present, and future of relocation in the NWSL.

A lot of this conversation has been sparked by noise around Racing Louisville and how owners across the league have to keep up with rising expansion fees, revenues, and operating costs. How has being an owner in the NWSL changed in a short space of time? Asli Pelit joins the panel to add her expertise from the financial side of soccer and her candid conversations with owners in the league.

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