USWNT players adopt victimhood, but wait until you see what their actual salaries are

While the U.S. Women's National Soccer Team has many beefs, one of the women's biggest complaints has been their “disparaging” salaries compared to what their male counterparts earn.

“They did work out a deal where they share equally with the men’s team, all the revenue, despite the fact that they’re not bringing it in,” says Pat Gray, clearly annoyed by the flagrant entitlement.

Their salaries must have been abysmal for such a drastic shift, right?

Well, not exactly.

“The number-one highest-paid women’s soccer player on this planet: Alex Morgan from the United States,” reports Pat. “What did she make? $70K a year? $80K a year?”

Turns out $7.1 million is her actual salary.

“How is she getting by?” asks Jeffy, who can’t quit laughing at the absurdity.

But Alex Morgan isn’t the only player making it big.

Megan Rapinoe earns $7 million, and Trinity Rodman earns $2.3 million.

“How do you make ends meet on just $2.3 million?” Pat jokes.

Crystal Dunn, Julie Ertz, and Sophia Smith all earn $2 million a year as well.

Clearly these professional athletes aren’t struggling to make ends meet.

And yet, even though they now share revenue with the men’s team, “they just got permission from the U.S. Soccer Federation … to go ahead and kneel during the national anthem again.”

“It’s pathetic,” says Pat. “[You’re] millionaires and you’re not bringing in the same revenue as the men, so you got a sweet deal for yourself – what are you complaining about?”

“It almost makes one want to not root for them,” Jeffy says.

Pat agrees, adding, “you’ve got to push pretty hard” for him to “[want] the U.S. National Team to lose, but that’s what they’ve done to me.”

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