NWSL news

The 47-year-old is one of the best coaches in the world and what she learned in an unsuccessful stint in WPS played a huge role in her getting there

United States women's icon Ali Krieger is joining ESPN to become the face of the channel's NWSL coverage ahead of the new 2024 season.

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have mocked their own spending while announcing a historic tour of the United States for Wrexham’s women’s team.

Racheal Kundananji admitted to feeling "intense pressure" after becoming the world's most expensive footballer with her transfer to Bay FC.

Orlando Pride have reportedly secured the services of Zambian forward Barbra Banda from Chinese outfit Shanghai Shengli in a near-record transfer fee.

NWSL Commissioner Jessica Berman has high expectations for growth in the NWSL - and American soccer - leading up to the 2026 Men's FIFA World Cup.

Bay FC's world-record fee signing Racheal Kundananji was stretchered off in tears for Zambia in an African qualifier against Ghana.

The two Angel City stars sat down with GOAL to talk about playing with their idols, off-field life and everything in between

U.S. prodigy McKenna Whitham, 13, scored a last-gasp winner for NJ/NY Gotham FC against Deportivo Cali to send them through to the Women's Cup final.

United States Women's National Team star Alex Morgan let rip at the Boston Celtics for an embarrassing mistake on social media.

Portland Thorns midfielder Jessie Fleming has revealed how the NWSL side's 'possession-based-style' convinced her to leave Chelsea.

Wales have announced the arrival of former Portland Thorns boss Rhian Wilkinson as their new manager.

Teenage talent Jaedyn Shaw is a “real footballer” and will go on to become a “big player” for the USWNT, says Lindsey Horan.

USWNT teenage phenom Olivia Moultrie has signed a new deal with Portland Thorns through 2026.

NWSL expansion side Bay FC smashed the world-record transfer fee to sign Madrid CFF superstar Racheal Kundananji on Tuesday.

Madrid CFF superstar Rachael Kundananji has been linked with a move from Liga F in Spain to the NWSL ahead of the 2024 campaign.

NFL legend JJ Watt revealed that he explored ownership options in MLS and NWSL prior to joining Burnley in England.