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England extended Sarina Weigman’s contract to 2029 as the Women’s Super League restarted. The announcement, heavy rivalry fixtures and fan unrest at Arsenal dominated the weekend.
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São Paulo won the Brazilian Women’s Championship after a 1-1 draw with Corinthians at Morumbi, sealing a 3-2 aggregate victory. The match drew 23 million viewers and sparked public political statements.
U.S. Soccer has unveiled the Arthur M. Blank Crest Cup, a new single-elimination national tournament for women’s clubs across divisions, featuring a more than $1.5 million prize pool and $1.1 million to the winners.
England completed a 5-0 second-leg win over Greece (8-1 on aggregate) to reach the final stage of the Women’s World Cup qualifying playoff, with Lauren James and Alessia Russo among the scorers.
Spain beat the United States 2-0 in Washington before the US rallied to a 2-2 draw in Chester, PA, with second-half goals from Ashley Sanchez and Mallory Swanson salvaging a result.
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A global FIFPRO survey found almost half of female players are considering leaving football early, citing low pay and mental-health strains despite wage growth since 2017.
Commissioner Jessica Berman has set her sights on expanding the National Women’s Soccer League beyond the 18 clubs already planned for 2028, outlining the opportunity and the hurdles ahead.
Boston Legacy FC have acquired forward Gift Monday from the Washington Spirit for $500,000 in transfer threshold funds plus a 20% sell-on clause, as the expansion club bolsters its attack.
Seattle has secured defender Jordyn Bugg on a multi-year extension through the 2030 NWSL season. The 20-year-old has been a regular in Seattle’s back line over two seasons.
Left-sided dynamo and set-piece specialist, Katie McCabe rose from Dublin youth football to captain Arsenal and lead the Republic of Ireland into their first World Cup, reshaping expectations at club and country.
FIFA is moving the inaugural Women’s Club World Cup to the United States, with an expanded 19-team format pencilled in for January 2028 and Los Angeles and San Diego among host cities.
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