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Alisha Lehman is heading back to WSL. Not even after a season in Como
Swiss footballer Alisha Lehman returns to the WSL, where she will wear the Leicester jersey. She didn't even last a season at FC Como.
League Cup: Red Devils made history, Kaptein send Chelsea to the finals
In the League Cup semifinals, Arsenal faced Manchester United and Chelsea faced Manchester City. Both matches ended 1-0 in favor of Chelsea and Manchester United. The Red Devils will play in the League Cup final for the first time in history.
South Korea threaten to boycott the Asian Cup due to unequal conditions
South Korea’s women’s national football team threatened to boycott the 2026 AFC Women’s Asian Cup over what they described as “discriminatory conditions” provided by the Korea Football Association (KFA).
Layla Drury - remember that name!
At just 16 years old, she became Manchester United's youngest goalscorer.
French international Cascarino is leaving San Diego Wave for London City Lionesses
San Diego Wave FC and French forward Delphine Cascarino mutually mutually agreed to terminate the contract before the start of the 2026 season. Shortly afterwards, Cascarino announced that she was heading to London City Lionesses.
Rafaela Borggräfe received a six-match ban for racist remark
Liverpool's goalkeeper received a penalty from the FA for offensive comments relating to skin color, which were heard by one of her teammates.
Swedish expansion into the WSL continues. Wangerheim heads to Manchester United
The young striker from Hammarby will join a large group of players from northern Europe. She will meet Fridolina Rolfö and Hanna Lundkvist, among others.
It's official. Kössler is going to the new NWSL team
It has been clear for some time that German striker Melissa Kössler would be leaving Hoffenheim for the NWSL. Now, however, we know which colors she will be wearing from the new season onwards.
