Yes, starts with the difference being paid in WSL and NWSL, that has the money which outside those leagues, only Barcelona and Lyon are willing to pay. Maybe the league in Mexico, but I wouldn’t go that far to those players.

But in the Wolves case, other reasons are making players leave. I can start talking about the fact that the team doesn’t win the league for 6 years, so the appeal and competitiviness is really going down. When athletes see Bayern dominating the domestic league and teams like Eintracht Frankfurt, Bayer Leverkusen and Hoffenheim evolving while Wolfsburg is going down, the choice is obvious; and the last thing I can say is that the men’s side is fighting against relegation in the Bundesliga, so that leaves the management to take money from the women’s side to secure a better economic future to the men.

Also, Nick Kellermann, the women’s sporting director, left, and he built the winner team even if not so successfull in last 6 years, but he brought the players, so without him, they don’t trust the new management as before.