An independent investigation found that Bay FC Coach Albertin Montoya did not violate the anti -women Football League’s antihes, discrimination and bullying policy, but found drawbacks in their communication style.
Stems A report in San Francisco Chronicle In March, which described the “toxic” work environment. The newspaper said that at least two formal complaints were made about the team.
Montoya Was investigated For alleged violations of policy to prevent and eliminate workplace discrimination, harassment and bullying. The findings were announced on Tuesday.
All parties collaborated with investigation, organized by New York -based Law firm Debwois and Plimpton.
In response to the league announcement, Bay FC said in a statement, “The League made a comprehensive review and did not violate any league rules to Bay FC head coach Albertin Montoya.” “We are grateful that the League has identified the opportunities for additional communication reforms that we are, and have been implemented.
“We try to become a player-centric club and will continue to work hard to ensure that we have a supportive environment for our players. We believe that the culture we are making in Bay FC and will continue to support the development of our players and closed on the pitch.”
The League stated that the findings had recommendations to “convenience more effective communication and support structures, which have been taken by NWSL, Bay FC and Coach Montoya, and continue to remove such concerns,” the League said.
The NWSL was shaken by a misconduct and malpractice scam in 2021. Five coaches resigned or were later fired. In response, NWSL implemented changes for the safety of the players, including an anonymous tip line for increased vet and players of club employees.
The NWSL Players Association also interacted with the league on security measures in its collective-chain agreement.
