Women's football

After an underwhelming 2023-24, Arsenal will be expected to achieve far better things as the new campaign gets underway

The league's all-time top scorer is one of a number of superb attackers that Gareth Taylor has at his disposal as he aims for a first title since 2016

In a proposed takeover, Lasry would assume control of Courage from current owner Steve Malik

Reigning NWSL champions Gotham FC have appointed Krieger to new role focused on community

Lionesses star Alex Greenwood has been named Man City's new club captain following Steph Houghton's retirement, but she won't always wear the armband.

Arsenal boss Jonas Eidevall has provided an injury update on Leah Williamson ahead of the Gunners' Women's Super League opener with Manchester City.

The 17-year-old impressed throughout the Gunners' pre-season campaign and now looks set for a breakthrough season as the Women's Super League returns

Mary Earps has paid tribute to the “best roommate I ever had”, with the Lionesses star sending an emotional message to Toni Duggan on her retirement.

With the likes of Mary Earps and Nikita Parris having left over the summer, Marc Skinner will need other players to step up over the coming campaign

Lionesses star Lucy Bronze has revealed her true ambition following her move to Chelsea as she prepares for her return to the Women's Super League.

In the summer of 2015 against Japan, Carli Lloyd scored the fastest hat-trick in World Cup history

Lionesses star Hannah Hampton has opened up on the battle with Mary Earps to be England's No.1, after seeing more opportunities under Sarina Wiegman.

Douglas Luiz was mobbed by Juventus supporters while attending a Women’s Champions League fixture featuring Alisha Lehmann and Mary Earps.

The five-time defending champions face a fight to maintain their superiority within the English game under their new coach

USWNT have eight players representing European teams for what is set to be a thrilling 2024-25 campaign

Manchester City will be without Khadija Shaw for their Champions League qualifier against Paris FC due to a visa blunder.

Lionesses goalkeeper Mary Earps has made it clear she is raring to go for the new season with Paris Saint-Germain.

Episode two of the More Women in Football show sees us joined by Alex, a passionate advocate for women's football and an inspiring content creator

Plenty of star names have been on the move in the summer transfer window, including Lionesses and Champions League winners

Manchester United boss Marc Skinner snubbed Mary Earps when claiming Phallon Tullis-Joyce is the 'best shot-stopper' he has ever worked with.

Arsenal summer signing Rosa Kafaji has hailed Ronaldinho as her "inspiration", prompting Jonas Eidevall to label her as a "proper baller".

Sophie Ingle has become the third Chelsea player to sustain an ACL injury this year, after both Sam Kerr and Mia Fishel.

Lionesses star Mary Earps has responded to her Paris Saint-Germain team-mates mocking her on Instagram during a bus tour of Paris.

Nikita Parris called time on her Manchester United career by moving to Brighton on deadline day.

All summer long, GOAL handed out grades for the biggest transfers from around the women's game

Arsenal and England star Lotte Wubben-Moy is supporting a campaign to promote body positive in sport.

Aston Villa have confirmed the signing of Brazil international Gabi Nunes for a club record fee.

Brighton are reportedly closing in on the signing of England forward Nikita Parris from Manchester United.

Alisha Lehmann has played down her supposed celebrity status, with the Juventus forward insisting that she does not “live like a star”.