Alex Morgan took to social media on Monday and called out the National Women's Soccer League for the less-than-stellar hotel accommodations given to the Woman's World Cup soccer champion.
Unfortunately, Morgan was not talking about forgotten mints on the pillows; Morgan claimed her team was put up in a hotel riddled with bed bugs and mold. Morgan, the U.S. soccer star who plays for the Portland Thorns FC, publicly called out the National Women's Soccer League on Monday night for continuous unacceptable accommodations, according to the New York Daily News.
".@NWSL there's no other way to address continuing problems. Hotels have been unacceptable. For ex. :Bed bugs/mold @ Adams Mark Hotel in KC," the 26-year old soccer star tweeted and has since deleted, according to the Seattle Times.
Teammate Christine Sinclair also joined in. "WARNING to @NWSL teams and anyone staying at the Adam's Mark Hotel in Kansas City, MO #bedbugs #notok." the tweets were reported by Sports Illustrated.
The NWSL shared the following statement with Sports Illustrated in response to the incident:
