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Sarah Gorden

Angel City FC

She worked as a sideline reporter for the BIG EAST Digital Network and produced feature packages for ESPN.

Valeria Valdez

Cruz Azul

Valdez had an unconventional path to the pitch; before becoming a player for Monterrey, she worked as a professional photographer covering matches for a local media outlet at Estadio BBVA.

Maureen Cosson

Nantes

Until 2023, she balanced football with a full-time job – working as a communications officer by day and training four evenings a week – before earning her first professional contract with Nantes at age 27.

Inès Jaurena

FC Fleury 91

Alongside playing, she worked in communications for Paris FC, helping club media officer with videos, match reactions, previews and fun player portraits, and even interviewing her own teammates on camera.

Rachel Corsie

Retired player

She co-hosts a podcast called "Behind the Goals", where the hosts offer a unique take on the world of football and interview others involved in the women’s game.

Laura Jensen

Fortuna Hjørring

Laura appears to have had a role inside Fortuna beyond being a player. There are multiple Fortuna articles from 2023–24 that are credited "Af Laura Jensen" — she wrote club news about other players and academy activities.

Mathilde Kruse Madsen

FC Como Women

She writes a regular column called "Kruses Corner" for the Danish women's football organization Kvinder i Fodbold, focusing on mental health and life as a professional footballer.

Simone Magill

Birmingham City FC

She co-created the Born & Bred Podcast with Northern Ireland international Caragh Hamilton, interviewing notable people from Northern Ireland including Jonathan Rea, Lady Mary Peters and Niall McGinn.

Aubrey Kingsbury

Washington Spirit

She used to write articles for The Increase; an online magazine where professional athletes share stories of how their Christian faith impacts their lives and careers.

Laëtitia Philippe

Le Havre

She worked as a commentator alongside Fabien Lévêque and Claude Eymard during the broadcasts of the 2023 Women’s World Cup.

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