USWNT's Alex Morgan planning to launch own media company

Morgan's latest business endeavor doesn't have a name yet, but she wants it to help advocate for women's equality.

Alex Morgan speaks during the USWNT Champions Parade in New York City.

Alex Morgan is considering trying something new.

The USWNT forward and co-captain is planning to start her own female-focused media company following her team's second straight Women's World Cup title earlier this month. She wants to help women gain more coverage.

“Men’s sports are always in the spotlight,” Morgan told 

Bloomberg  Thursday. “We’ll be focusing on women in sports and sharing the stories that I think a lot of people want to hear, and girls need to be given access to.”

READ : USWNT invited to bipartisan meeting with female U.S. senators Morgan and her teammates are in the process of suing U.S. soccer for pay discrimination. They received a fraction of the funds their male counterparts would have gotten after claiming the gold at the Women's World Cup for a record fourth time.

The U.S. Women's team divvied up $4 million in prize money for winning it all while the winners of last year's men's World Cup split a purse of $38 million.

Morgan's latest business endeavor doesn't have a name yet, but she wants it to help advocate for women's equality.

“We’ve been able to see that we can use our platform to speak up about important issues,” Morgan said. “We’re authentic to who we are and what we stand for, and we’re becoming more brave and comfortable in our own skin.”

And that, as they say it, is the tea.