The National Women’s Soccer League might be days away from its monthlong pause for the start of the men’s World Cup, but the league already has plans to join the action.The league on Thursday unveiled its “Summer of Soccer” initiative, a multi-week campaign that will embed the league into the heart of the international buzz around the tournament. The initiative centers on a summer trip anchored by a league-branded bus tour that will position the league in communities across the U.S. during key moments of the tournament.The tour will coincide with some of the biggest matches of the NWSL regular season, once matches resume during the first week of July.“As the global soccer community comes together in the United States and across North America this summer, we see a major opportunity to showcase the NWSL as a central part of that broader soccer culture and conversation,” NWSL chief marketing officer Rachel Epstein said in a statement. “This initiative is about meeting fans where they are, elevating our players and clubs and creating new entry points into the league during one of the biggest soccer moments the country has ever hosted.”The tour will feature fan experiences and live content in various cities, including Columbus, Ohio; Kansas City, Mo.; Portland, Ore.; Denver; Los Angeles; Seattle and New York. There will be live creator coverage, community events and amplified coverage around certain NWSL matches. The league said it will also position itself, players and its partners across the broader tournament landscape through appearances and similar integrations throughout the competition.