solved Write a 1-page release (at least 5 full paragraphs) using

Write a 1-page release (at least 5 full paragraphs) using the following information. Try your hand at a headline too. You are representing U.S. Women’s National Soccer as their PR representative.
Subject: Alex Morgan, 30-year-old female U.S. women’s soccer national team player. Story: Morgan has refused to play in the U.S. qualifier for the 2021 Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan citing unfair wages in relation to what the U.S. men’s national team is being paid for the same competition. She is encouraging other team members to join her in protest. The Federation International Football Association (FIFA) which is the official governing body for soccer for the Olympic Games. They are threatening to expel the U.S. from competition if they do not compete rendering the team ineligible to win a gold medal. The U.S. women are the defending champions winning in Brazil in 2016. Morgan is third all-time in goals scored in International Soccer competition having netted 24 goals in 54 appearances for the U.S. team. She is a current co-captain of the 2020 squad along with Megan Rapinoe and Carly Lloyd. Rapinoe and Lloyd are 1-2 all-time goal scorers with 34 and 30, respectively. Married to Servando Carrasco, Morgan recently gave birth to a baby daughter (Molly) in January 2020. She has trained hard to make her debut at the Olympics Games this July.U.S. women’s soccer national team coach Tony Meola is adamant that the Americans will field a team for the qualifying round. He stated he would bring up college players and U.S. junior team members from the U.S. pipeline if need be.Quotes: “I don’t feel like I’m doing anything that crazy by protesting,” said Morgan. “The women’s national soccer team trains just as hard, plays the same number of games and our pay scale is not even close to what the men’s team makes. It’s a total disregard for the work we put in and the sacrifices we make as U.S. national team players.”“I appreciate Ms. Morgan’s passion for her team and the stance she is taking, but the U.S. women’s national team will not set foot in Tokyo without playing their final qualifying game – which they must win or tie in order to compete,” said FIFA President, Mike Peck. “Women’s soccer has come a long way in the past 10 years. We’ve won the last two Olympic gold medals plus countless international and national competitions and we’re still not respected in terms of salary by FIFA and U.S. Soccer,” said Rapinoe.“I’m fed up with this inequality. It is sexist & biased. No doubt in my mind,” said Lloyd.“This is no time to mount a protest,” Meola said. “Alex and the veterans should know their place and not use the Olympics for politics and negotiating salaries.”“Good for you Alex – You Go Girl,” wrote Alexi Lawless, former U.S. men’s national soccer player. “The time is right for the U.S. women’s team to make equal pay.” Aftermath: A ruling will be made by the FIFA governing body on May 28. The U.S. women’s soccer team’s Olympic qualifier is the weekend of May 23-24 at the Walt Disney Sports Complex in Orlando, FL.