US Women's National Team and international stars who will participate in the 2020 NWSL Challenge Cup

Though the NWSL employs all 23 current members of the USWNT and many international stars, some of the biggest names in the league won't be in Utah.Brad Smith/ISI Photos/Getty Images

• The National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) is set to become the first professional contact sports league to return in the US with its 2020 Challenge Cup beginning Saturday, June 27.
• The eight-team, 23-game tournament will take place in isolation at Zions Bank Stadium and Rio Tinto Stadium in northern Utah.
• Though the NWSL employs all 23 current members of the US Women's National Team and countless international superstars, some of the biggest names in women's soccer won't be present in Utah.
• The entire Orlando Pride team has withdrawn from the tournament after six players and four staff members tested positive for COVID-19.
• Check out which of the league's stars will participate in the tournament, which begins Saturday at 12:30 ET on CBS and CBS All Access.