Sally Yates discusses most ‘troubling’ findings of NWSL investigation
A former U.S. attorney general, Yates oversaw the year-long investigation.
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Rachel Daly was on hand Friday night to bid farewell to the Houston Dash, with the English star heading to Women’s Super League club Aston Villa.
The 30-year-old was honored before the Dash’s home game against Racing Louisville, with Houston’s mayor proclaiming August 12th Rachel Daly Day.
Daly spent seven years with the Dash before announcing her transfer to Aston Villa in early August. The Houston captain decided to return to the Women’s Super League to be closer to home.
“I’m so passionate about this club. It holds such a special place in my heart…they’ve been an absolutely amazing club to be a part of,” Daly said of the Houston Dash.
"I’m so passionate about this club. it holds such a special place in my heart...they’ve been an absolute amazing club to be a part of."
— Just Women’s Sports (@justwsports) August 13, 2022
All love between @RachelDaly3 and @HoustonDash as she says goodbye after 7 years with the club. pic.twitter.com/iwjSjnoAq3
Daly has served as the face of the Dash, helping to establish the team as a competitive force in the NWSL.
In her seven years with the NWSL club, Daly tallied 40 regular-season goals and ten assists, leading Houston to a pivotal 2020 Challenge Cup title.
Daly’s transfer to Aston Villa comes after the fullback clinched a maiden Euro title with England in July.
A former U.S. attorney general, Yates oversaw the year-long investigation.
Riley was fired by the Thorns in 2015.
The Thorns, Red Stars and Racing Louisville all reportedly failed to fully cooperate.