London City Lionesses have signed Germany international Nicole Anyomi on a four-year contract. The 26-year-old forward joins from Eintracht Frankfurt, where she scored 60 goals in 130 appearances, and has 34 caps for Germany.
An inquest heard that Sheffield United women's team manager Jonathan Morgan called player Maddy Cusack a 'psycho' and made comments about her weight and relationship before her death. Cusack, 27, was found unconscious at home and died on 20 September 2023.
Emilie, Hollie and Millie Jeffreys, 16, became the first triplets to play for Guernsey in the Cherry Godfrey Cup. The island finished third after a 5-1 win over the Isle of Wight, with the sisters involved in every goal.
Ipswich Town Women have signed forward Kit Graham on a two-year contract after a successful loan spell. The 30-year-old scored twice in 10 appearances last season, helping the team secure survival in WSL 2.
England defender Poppy Pattinson has signed a new contract with London City Lionesses, keeping her at the club until summer 2029. The 26-year-old full-back made her England senior debut in March 2026 after recovering from injury.
The Women's World Cup has seen a series of contentious VAR decisions, leaving fans and players confused. From Ghana's denied penalty against England to Brazil's disallowed goal and Germany's allowed goal despite a high boot, the application of VAR appears inconsistent. Statistics show similar intervention rates to the Premier League, but subjective calls vary.
England international Freya Godfrey has signed a new three-year deal with London City Lionesses. The 21-year-old forward was a key player in their debut WSL season, scoring six goals and earning senior England call-ups.
The Court of Arbitration for Sport ruled that Lazio Women unlawfully terminated Maja Gothberg's employment due to pregnancy. The club must pay compensation and moral damages, and was found to have disclosed her pregnancy to teammates without consent.
Durham Women's future is secured after South Shields co-owner Geoff Thompson acquired a majority stake. The club faced closure without a buyer, but Thompson's investment, with support from Jason Ye, ensures they remain in the Women's Super League 2 next season.
Scott Phelan has been named permanent head coach of Everton Women after an interim spell. The 38-year-old led the team to an eighth-place WSL finish after taking over in February. Former striker Phil Jevons will assist him.
