What minimum wages does the collective agreement currently guarantee to female footballers, what safeguards does it provide, and why has its future now found itself at an impasse?

In the USA, the season already started in February, but in the other top leagues, the start of the new campaign is still ahead of us. Before a season full of new stories begins, let’s take one last look back at the previous one. Which players made the biggest goal contribution?

Another week is in the books. One that saw Cameroon crowned WAFCON 2026 champions, while Nigeria suffered a shock quarter-final exit and is gonna miss out on next year’s FIFA Women's World Cup 2027. Elsewhere, clubs are slowly gearing up for the start of their domestic campaigns with pre-season friendlies. It’s time for QB Weekly.

La Tigre. A nickname Carolina Morace earned thanks to her performances on the pitch. Her teammates said that during matches they could see the determination and ferocity of a killer in her eyes. She had displayed the same tenacity even as a little girl growing up in Venice. The daughter of a naval officer spent every afternoon with a ball at her feet, alongside her brother Davide, who is two years her senior.

Real Madrid have secured the future of one of the most promising players to emerge from their academy, La Fábrica, with Noe Bejarano signing a first-team contract until June 30, 2030.

While most leagues in the world allow clubs to spend as much as they’re willing to build their squad, the NWSL in the United States follows a time-honored American sports tradition: a salary cap. Let's deep dive into it.

“Tiny but incredibly strong. Unstoppable. When you say ‘Siria Crotti’, you actually mean ‘Rome’. It’s her against everyone.” That was how Italian journalist Andrea Barilaro described the performance of Barcelona’s brand-new signing, Siria Crotti.

This week was dominated mainly by the change in the Manchester United dugout, where Marc Skinner left after six years. Unfortunately, we also have a sad injury new from OL Lyonnes. But there’s good news too: WAFCON has moved into the playoffs, and Brighton Women gonna enter the season not only with some interesting new signings, but also with a brand new sponsor.