Denver (AP) – Biton Manning Hall of Famous Hall has become the latest sports celebrity to join a royal group The National Women’s Football League in Denver The expansion team on Tuesday.
Manning, a falling Olympic champion twice, follows Michaella Chevren, who was announced as an investor last month in a club to appear next season.
Manning and Shiffrin joins the NWSL group in Denver led by owner Rob Cohen. Denver was awarded the Sixteenth NWSL Award earlier this year.
Cohen said in a press statement: “Betin’s legacy as a hero and leader is not up to him.” “Its effect on Colorado Sports is unprecedented, and we are very proud of his presence as a partner. It brings passion, insight and deep local roots – all of this will help us form the future of Denver NWSL.”
Throughout NWSL, adult athletes invest in teams. Maning’s brother, Elie, is part of Gotham FC, while midfielder in Kansas City Chevs Patrick Maqoum is participating in Kc Current and American Professional League star James Harden supports Houston Dash. Lindsey vonn supports Utah Royal FC.
Manning was a five -time winner at MVP and Super Bowl winner twice in a profession that started with Indianapolis Colts and ended in Denver after Broncos assisting in obtaining a title after the 2015 season. He was recruited in the Football Camel Hall in 2021 after throwing 71,940 yards with 539 land touch and 251 objections.
Since his retirement, Maning has grown to his entertainment company, Omaha Broadcs, which produces “Maningast” from ESPN. The Manning Brothers hosts the show and offers an alternative way to see “Night Night Football”.
“It is a real honor to be part of a meaningful thing for the Colorado community,” Maning said of joining Denver NWSL. “I am proud to support the growth of women’s sport and enthusiastic to help build a club that our city and our country can wander.”
Denver NWSL is building a temporary stadium consisting of 12,000 seats that will be home during the seasons of 2026 and 27. The team recently unveiled plans to stadium on the latest model, 14,500 seats, and will be located in the center of Denver.