MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia risks becoming a "third or fourth" option for its professional women footballers as European leagues continue to lure the top talents away, the players' union said in a report released on Wednesday.
Australia has invested heavily in the women's game, setting up the professional W-League and successfully bidding for the 2023 Women's World Cup with co-hosts New Zealand.
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