NWSL Players Call for Safety Changes Following Savy King’s Collapse

The National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) Players Association is calling for safety changes after a concerning incident during the game between Angel City FC and the Utah Royals. The match was halted for nearly 10 minutes as medical attention was provided to Savy King, who collapsed on the field. The NWSL Players Association believes that play should have been stopped immediately to ensure the safety and well-being of the players. This incident has sparked a conversation about the need for better protocols and procedures in place for handling medical emergencies during games. The association is urging the league to review and update its policies to prioritize player safety above all else. Savy King’s collapse serves as a reminder of the physical demands of professional sports and the importance of having proper medical support available at all times. The NWSL Players Association is committed to working with the league to implement changes that will better protect the health and safety of its players in the future.