Despite operating under the cloud of an active investigation into coach Albertin Montoya, Bay FC is outwardly projecting confidence and reassurance ahead of its season opener against Utah Royals

The NWSL launched an independent investigation into the Bay FC due to allegations of coaching staff misconduct after Bay FC players complained about bullying and a toxic environment.

NWSL commissioner says the league felt "confident" in their systems and processes regarding player complaints and investigations.

The NWSL announced it was investigating what one report described as a “toxic” culture under Montoya in Bay FC’s first season.

The National Women's Soccer League has launched an investigation into Bay FC and head coach Albertin Montoya following complaints alleging a toxic environment within the team. This development comes after The San Francisco Chronicle first reported former player complaints of the poor culture on Friday.

The San Francisco Chronicle published an investigation that said at least two formal complaints had been made about the team under coach Albertin Montoya.

An independent investigation has been opened into the coaching staff at Bay FC following publication of a report that described a “toxic” work environment at the club

Head coach Albertin Montoya will continue to lead Bay FC as they prepare for their first game of the NWSL season on March 15 despite Montoya being the subject of an investigation into the conduct of the club's coaching staff.

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According to the head coach and team captains of Bay FC, everything is peachy heading into the team’s season opener. The mood, the vibes, the focus. But clearly not everything is great. The NWSL has launched an independent investigation into the second-year team,