League One, USL and Northern Colorado
Northern Colorado Hailstorm’s franchise agreement terminated by USL League One
The Northern Colorado Hailstorm is without a league. The United Soccer League announced Thursday that it terminated the Windsor-based club’s franchise agreement with the USL League One in the third division of American professional soccer.
Super League players can be expected to push for a similar agreement as that recently agreed to by the NWSL, which might eventually help push the leagues to combine.
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