The Lionesses will make their first-ever visit to the Hill Dickinson Stadium since it was officially opened last year. The home fixture against Ukraine is England’s final FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027 qualifying tie and will take place on Tuesday 9 June 2026 (kick-off 8pm). England kick-off their FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027 qualifying campaign […]
Sources suggest Arsenal are eyeing a move for free agent Sara Däbritz whose contract at Lyon recently expired. #WomensFM #WomensFootballMarket #AFC #ArsenalWomen #Arsenal #WomensFootballNews
26-year-old USA forward, Madison Haley has signed a new contract with Brighton & Hove Albion.
The number 1 ranked agency in the WSL on womensfootballmarket.com is A&V Sports Group who represent top talent including Khadija Shaw who is currently valued at £335,000. #WomensFM #womensfootballmarket.com
BREAKING: Burnley have announced that their women’s side will become a full-time professional outfit from the 2025/26 season. Investment is coming in from ALK Capital and club chairman Alan Pace is committed to supporting the growth of the women’s game.#WomensFM #womensfootballmarket
Arsenal have reportedly joined the race to sign Swedish 20-year-old forward Ellen Wangerheim of Hammarby IF. Alongside Chelsea and Manchester City, The Gunners have been drawn to the goalscoring ratios of Wangerheim who has already netted 8 in 7 games for Hammarby this season having scored 13 in 25 last term. She would score against […]
Our Adobe Women’s FA Cup Final 25’ Most Valued XI based on players available – a combined total of £2.36m and a tasty line-up indeed!
Sources involved have confirmed Chelsea are planning to send the 18-year-old midfielder back out on loan ideally within the WSL once more for the 2025/26 season. It has been confirmed a number of WSL clubs are keen on the player who featured in 19 WSL games this season. With support system and home location (London) […]
London City Lionesses have begun what will no doubt be the start of a cutting spree in preparation for the WSL season by announcing that Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah, Georgia Brougham, Megan Campbell, Lucy Fitzgerald, Emma Mukandi and Connie Scofield are all moving on. With the widely publicised investment coming into the independent women’s football club from […]