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Indiana Fever star Aliyah Boston has become the latest WNBA player to invest in the NWSL, as the Boston Legacy FC has announced her purchase of an ownership stake.

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Boston joins fellow investors three-time Olympic gold medalist Aly Raisman, actress Elizabeth Banks, and Celtics GM Brad Stevens and his wife, Tracy.

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Fever forward Aliyah Boston is joining the NWSL's Boston Legacy FC as an investor, the team announced in a Monday press release.