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Portland Thorns FC

Portland Thorns FC is an NWSLNWSLThe National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) is a professional women’s soccer league in the United States with 16 clubs in 2026. It stages a regular season, playoffs and the Challenge Cup, while a collective bargaining agreement governs employment relations between clubs and players.Open the full entry women's professional soccer club in Portland, Oregon. Founded in 2012, it began play in 2013, plays at Providence Park, and has won three NWSL Championships.

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Key facts

Founding and inaugural championship

Founded in 2012, the Thorns began NWSL play in 2013 and won the league’s inaugural championship.⁠[1]

Further titles

The club won the NWSL Shield in 2016 and 2021, further Championships in 2017 and 2022, and the 2021 Challenge Cup.⁠[1]

League sanction

On January 9, 2023, the NWSL fined the club $1 million.⁠[2]

RAJ Sports acquires the club

In January 2024, the Bhathal family’s RAJ Sports acquired the club. Lisa Bhathal Merage became its NWSL governor, with Alex Bhathal as alternate governor.⁠[3]

Robert Vilahamn appointed

On March 4, 2026, the club announced Robert Vilahamn as head coach, with his arrival subject at that time to receipt of a P-1 visa.⁠[4]

Related Organizations, Websites, and Public Accounts

Portland Thorns FC: Official website: https://www.thorns.com/ (opens in a new window).⁠[5]

Sources

  1. RAJ Sports and cllct Announce Partnership (opens in a new window)
  2. Statement Regarding Corrective Action (opens in a new window)
  3. Thorns FC introduces new ownership group to Portland community (opens in a new window)
  4. Portland Thorns Name Robert Vilahamn as New Head Coach (opens in a new window)
  5. Teams — NWSL (opens in a new window)
  6. Portland Thorns FC — Facebook (opens in a new window)
  7. Portland Thorns FC — X (opens in a new window)
  8. Portland Thorns FC — Instagram (opens in a new window)
  9. Portland Thorns FC — YouTube (opens in a new window)
  10. Portland Thorns FC — LinkedIn (opens in a new window)
  11. Portland Thorns FC — TikTok (opens in a new window)