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Hanna Wijk celebrated a title with Häcken. The young player, who has already earned caps for the national team, is now heading to London.

Five Lionesses and head coach Sarina Wiegman will receive special honors from King Charles III in recognition of their outstanding achievement at the European Championship in July.

The transfer window has barely opened, yet one of the biggest moves of the winter may already be here. After five years at Bayern Munich, Lea Schüller is set to leave the club and will play in the WSL for the first time.

The final League Cup matches ushered in the winter break. While the action on the pitch has paused, developments across the women’s football world have not— the transfer window is heating up, and La Reina is set to get her own film.

The speculation has been confirmed. The Swedish defender is heading to Manchester United, where she will join fellow Swedes Fridolina Rolfö, Julia Zigiotti Olme and Anna Sandberg.

A new FIFPRO survey finds that about two-thirds (66 %) of women’s national team players worldwide earn less than $20,000 annually from football, indicating widespread financial insecurity in the women’s game.

German football fans can breathe a sigh of relief. First-choice goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger will continue to wear the national team jersey for the World Cup qualifying campaign.

The perfect Christmas gift for all Culers: in 2027, a film inspired by the life of Barcelona’s captain will be released.