Ski superstar Mikaela Shiffrin is in Denver NWSL as an investor in America’s professional women’s soccer business.
Denver-“I am huge to join the owner group of the Denver NWSL (National Womens Soccer League, the editor) and to support something so useful in my home community,” Mikaela Shiffrin is quoted in a media release from the first professional women’s football team in the US state of Colorado.
The winner of 101 World Cup races, of two Olympic gold medals and eight World Cup titles, is the youngest-and probably the most prominent-investor at a team from the National Women’s Soccer League, in which Denver is to be recorded and should play in 2026.
Association announced the construction of a temporary stadium
The association announced the construction of a temporary stadium with 12,000 seats and a state -of -the -art performance center in the southern city of Denver Centennial.
The construction of a permanent stadium in the city center of Denver is also planned. “Sports culture in Colorado is rich and profound. In particular, the growth of women’s sports is one of the most exciting developments in our current culture. I am very happy about the public-private partnerships with Denver, Centennial and the Cherry Creek school district, which will help to create high-modern facilities especially for women and to bring part of them to Colorado Just an incredible investment, but also an honor and a pleasure at the same time.
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Mikaela Shiffrin in the footsteps of ski star Lindsey Vonn
“Mikaela’s commitment to top performance, her global influence and deep roots in Colorado make you a perfect addition to our group of owners,” says Rob Cohen, majority owner of the Denver NWSL. “We are building an association with objectives, and Mikaela’s vision and voice will be invaluable.” In addition to her sports career, Shiffrin is committed to sport about the Share Winter Foundation for Climate Protection, Mental Health and the access of young people.
In addition, she is a co-founder of the Jeff Shiffrin athlete Resiliency Fund in memory of her father, who awards scholarships directly to athletes and thus supports all aspects of the sports career of US Ski and Snowboard athletes. And now the most successful ski racer in history is involved in professional football. Something that Lindsey Vonn does. The 40-year-old invests in Utah Royals FC, which also competes in the NWSL.
