Author: Rhon Lenn

Beleza Woman Japan Football Club is a beacon of success and empowerment in women’s football. Situated in Japan, this club has not only achieved astounding triumphs on the field. Still, it has also emerged as a symbol of gender equality and empowerment in a traditionally male-dominated sport. This article delves into the illustrious history, accomplishments, and transformative influence of the Beleza Woman Japan Football Club in women’s soccer. A Brief Historical Overview Founded in 1981, the Beleza Woman Japan Football Club, also known as Nippon TV Beleza, forms an integral part of the Nippon TV Beleza sports club, encompassing a…

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In a shocking turn of events, Borut Jarc, the coach of the Slovenian women’s national team, has tendered his resignation amidst a flurry of allegations surrounding his conduct, including accusations of sexism and abuse. The controversy has sent shockwaves through women’s football, shedding light on the importance of fostering an inclusive and respectful sports environment. Jarc’s departure comes from a formal complaint filed by 31 female football players with the Slovenian Football Association. These athletes expressed deep concerns about the coach’s behavior, which they deemed inappropriate and harmful. In a summer open letter, the players detailed a litany of grievances,…

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In a groundbreaking move for women’s football in Spain, Montserrat Tomé has taken the helm as the head coach of the Spanish women’s national team. This historic appointment comes after a significant coaching shakeup and amid the fallout from a controversial incident involving former head coach Jorge Vilda and suspended RFEF (Royal Spanish Football Federation) President Luis Rubiales. Jorge Vilda, who had been at the helm of the Spanish women’s national team since 2015, was relieved of his duties as head coach. This decision followed a scandal involving Luis Rubiales, who was suspended from his role as president of the…

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Jenni Hermoso, the Spanish soccer star kissed by the president of the Spanish soccer federation, Luis Rubiales, without her consent after winning the Women’s World Cup in 2019, has filed a legal complaint against him for sexual assault, according to the Spanish prosecutor’s office. The complaint comes more than four years after the incident, which sparked outrage and controversy in Spain and worldwide. Rubiales kissed Hermoso during the medal ceremony after Spain beat England 1-0 in the final on July 7, 2019, in Sydney, Australia. He also grabbed his crotch while celebrating with the team and other dignitaries, including Spain’s queen and…

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Liverpool FC Women’s midfielder Marie Höbinger has opened up about her first two months at the club, revealing how she has settled in and adapted to a new country, league, and style of play. The 22-year-old Austria international joined the Reds in July from FC Zurich Frauen, where she won two league titles and a Swiss Women’s Cup during 18 months – while also picking up Champions League experience. Höbinger, who can play in midfield or further forward, was handed her first call-up for her country in late 2019 and represented Austria at UEFA Women’s Euro 2022, held in England…

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In a shocking turn of events, Jorge Vilda has been relieved of his duties as the head coach and sporting director of Spain’s women’s national football team. This decision comes after a scandal marred the recent Women’s World Cup and sent shockwaves through Spanish football. Euro 2022 Boycott: A Prelude to Turmoil The unraveling of Jorge Vilda’s tenure can be traced back to the tumultuous events that unfolded after Euro 2022. During this time, 15 Spanish women’s national team players refused to be called up for international duty, citing concerns related to the team environment and the detrimental impact on…

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Recently, the Football Association (FA) has undergone significant changes in managing the FA Women’s National League. The FA Women’s National League Management Committee, the backbone of the league’s operational and administrative functions for the past decade, tendered their resignations. This announcement has prompted reflection and appreciation for their unwavering dedication to women’s football and marks a pivotal moment in the league’s history. The FA Women’s National League Board and the entire women’s football community extend their heartfelt thanks and deepest gratitude to the outgoing committee members. Their contributions have been instrumental in nurturing the growth and competitiveness of the league…

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Aitana Bonmatí, the star midfielder of Barcelona and Spain, has used her UEFA Women’s Player of the Year award speech to address some of the problems women face in society and football. Bonmatí, who was instrumental in Spain’s historic Women’s World Cup triumph in 2023, as well as Barcelona’s domestic and continental treble in 2020/21, expressed her solidarity with her teammate Jennifer Hermoso, who was the victim of an unwanted kiss by Luis Rubiales, the suspended president of the Spanish football federation. “We just won the World Cup, but nobody is talking about that much because things have happened I…

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As the summer of 2023 unfolds, the Women’s Bundesliga is witnessing a flurry of transfers that promise to reshape the league’s landscape. Here’s a rundown of the significant moves that have occurred, with some of the top clubs strengthening their squads for the upcoming season. Bayern: Champions on the Move Bayern Munich, reigning champions, have made significant acquisitions: Pernille Harder and Magdalena Eriksson from Chelsea joined the ranks. Anna Velmann made a return from Turbine. Jill Byings and Sam Kerr added their talents to the team. Ines Bellumou from Montpellier arrived for development. Departures included players like Saki Kumagai, Laura…

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Niamh Duggan, a talented midfielder who spent two years with Reading FC’s academy in the Women’s Super League, has returned to her former club, Aberystwyth Town Women, for the 2023/24 season. The 18-year-old, who has four caps for the Wales Under-17 team, is one of the first signings of the summer transfer window for the Ceredigion-based side. Duggan expressed her happiness to be back at Park Avenue, where she played in the 2020/21 season and scored two goals in 20 appearances, including one that helped Aber reach the semi-finals of the Adran Trophy. “I’m really happy to be back and can’t…

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