The U.S. Soccer Federation and the World Cup champion women's team have agreed on a labor contract, settling a dispute in which the players sought equitable wages to their male counterparts.
The financial terms and length of the multiyear deal were not disclosed.
"We are proud of the hard work and commitment to thoughtful dialogue reflected through this process, and look forward to strengthening our partnership moving forward," U.S. Soccer and the players' association said in a joint statement Wednesday.
The deal comes as the national team is preparing to play an exhibition match against Russia on Thursday in Frisco, Texas.