Dennis Rodman’s daughter Trinity Rodman makes National Women’s Soccer League history as highest-paid player – Basketball Network
The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree when it comes to athletic success in the Rodman family
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The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree when it comes to the Rodman family. Dennis Rodman’s daughter, Trinity Rodman, only achieved the unthinkable at the age of 19 and became the highest paid player in the National Women’s Soccer League.
Making History in the NWSL
The Washington Spirits offered her a four-year contract worth $1.1 million, which was a significant increase from her current salary, especially since she only made $42,000 with the agreement she previously had with the Spirits.
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His contract with the reigning champions of NWSL will last until 2025, and she will earn $281,000 a year in hopes of helping her team win another title. She established herself as one of the youngest female superstars in the league and was the only one from her team to be invited to the United States Women’s National Team.
Trinity Rodman had a good role model in her father when it came to sports
The future is definitely bright for Trinity, and many believe she will reach the heights of other famous athletes in the sport, which she learned from her father, the unforgettable Dennis Rodman, who is an absolute legend in the sport. NBA and one of the most iconic. players in NBA history.
Rodman was a multiple NBA champion, one of the best defenders and rebounders the game had ever seen, and a hard worker who was known to sacrifice everything to become who he was in the league. Trinity was obviously able to learn something from her father, who was a crucial member of two iconic teams in NBA history, which obviously served as an inspiration to her daughter, who chose to be a professional athlete.
Although football and basketball are two different sports, it’s great to hear another Rodman take up a sport in his own way, just like his father did over 30 years ago when he started his legendary career in the NBA.
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