Women's football

The London City Lionesses are reportedly pushing to sign Paris Saint-Germain and France midfielder Grace Geyoro. The WSL newcomers have reportedly reached an agreement with the 28-year-old, who has informed Les Parisiennes of her desire to leave. Talks are ongoing over a record-breaking fee as she eyes a reunion with former coach Jocelyn Precheur.

Sonia Bompastor picked up where Emma Hayes left off and delivered a sixth triumph in a row last year. Will anything change in the 2025-26 season?

Michele Kang's billions have propelled the independent club into the English top-flight, where the aims are greater than just avoiding relegation

Everton Women have pulled off one of the boldest moves of the summer, breaking their transfer record to prise Ruby Mace away from Leicester City. While the club haven't disclosed the exact figure, reports speculate that the deal dwarfs the £100,000 bid Everton saw turned down earlier in the window. The Toffees were determined to get their player, and under ambitious new ownership, they’ve finally landed their marquee signing.

Chelsea’s Women’s Super League title defence has been rocked before a ball has even been kicked as star striker Mayra Ramirez will miss the start of the campaign after undergoing hamstring surgery. The 25-year-old pulled up clutching her right leg in the first half of Chelsea’s pre-season clash with AC Milan on Saturday. Looking visibly distraught, she was forced off and replaced by Chloe Sarwie.

Manchester United and Manchester City are set to complete a sensational swap transfer involving England stars Grace Clinton and Jess Park.

The U.S. forward has had to be incredibly patient in recent years but is now hoping to finally show the Blues everything she can do

Manchester United are reportedly exploring a shock swoop for Manchester City and Lionesses midfielder Jess Park before the summer transfer window closes on Thursday. Park made her professional debut at the age of 18 at City and has spent the last eight years at Etihad Stadium. United's interest in Park comes just days after news broke about City's pursuit of their star midfielder Grace Clinton.

Lionesses star Lauren James has opened up on her injury problems at Euro 2025 and says she tried everything to play through intense pain.

From Champions League winners to exciting young talents, there have been plenty of eye-catching players on the move in this summer's transfer window

Who's hot, who's not? GOAL ranks all 14 teams across the National Women's Soccer League

Lionesses hero Chloe Kelly has explained why she “can’t be arsed” with superstitions, while equal pay in the women’s game is not a priority either.

Lieke Martens has called time on her professional football career at the age of 32, a year after announcing her international retirement.

After advancing from the second qualifying round, Manchester United will play home and away against Norway's SK Brann for a place in the competition proper.

The Rossonere are yet to win a trophy on the women's side, but hope high-profile friendlies can help with their Serie A and Champions League goals

The WSL is engulfed in drama, with Leicester's Amandine Miquel sacked as Burnley boss Matt Beard pursues her job just two weeks before the new season.

WSL newcomers London City Lionesses have bolstered their squad with the signings of England international Katie Zelem and Australia's Alanna Kennedy.

The seven-a-side tournament, which will offer a $5 million prize pot, is bringing its second edition to the United States

Grace Clinton is one of four players set to miss Man Utd's crucial Champions League qualifier against PSV, amid transfer links to rivals Man City.

Portland Thorns have completed the signing of Arsenal sensation Laila Harbert on a short-term loan deal that will be valid until January. The 18-year-old midfielder, who signed her first professional contract with the Gunners in January 2025, spent the second half of the 2024-25 campaign on loan at Southampton. Harbert has been part of the Gunners' youth system since the age of nine.

Manchester City are eyeing a move for Lionesses star Grace Clinton from rivals Manchester United. The 22-year-old midfielder, who is in the final year of his contract at Old Trafford, is yet to pen a new deal and extend her stay at United. Clinton is considered one of the brightest prospects in English football and she recently featured in the European Championship.

Who's hot, who's not? GOAL ranks all 14 teams across the National Women's Soccer League

Mary Earps has got her groove on at Paris Saint-Germain, with the Lionesses legend choosing to dance her way through pre-season.

A match last week was delayed more than three hours, prompting concerms from players, coaches, executives and the NWSLPA

Former Manchester United and Chelsea defender Maria Thorisdottir is reportedly reconsidering her future at Olympique Marseille just days after joining, following a shocking brawl during a friendly match in Spain. The 29-year-old, who was signed by the French club to strengthen their defensive line, was left visibly shaken after a violent altercation broke out between Marseille and the Spanish side, Esporti Europa, during a pre-season clash.

The USWNT will face New Zealand and play at CPKC Stadium in Kansas City for the first time

Leah Williamson will miss the start of Arsenal's new season after sustaining a knee injury in England's Euro 2025 triumph that required surgery.

Lizbeth Ovalle has become the most expensive women's player in history, signing for the Orlando Pride from Tigres for a word-record fee of $1.5m (£1.1m).

The Liga MX Femenil star looked set for a move to Europe but instead goes to the NWSL as the most expensive player in the history of the women's game