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Lucy Bronze was named the England Women’s Player of the Year for the 2024/25 season, recognising her outstanding performances for the national team.

Month of newcomers. Jess Park transferred from Manchester City to United, their main rivals, at the start of the season, but immediately became player of the month—the change of environment has clearly suited her. Coach of the month was Andrée Jeglertz, the Manchester City coach who recently took over the club. 

In an interview with the BBC, Manchester City’s defender Kerstin Casparij reveals how she found strength in her sexuality, tackles stereotypes head-on, and explains why she wants to “continue spreading love” both on and off the pitch.

Aston Villa Women are getting a major boost — the parent club has made a significant investment to elevate facilities, support and ambitions for the women’s side.

Bonmatí or Russo? Or someone else? See which footballer has a chance of winning the BBC award. 

It wasn’t long ago that Lena Oberdorf celebrated her return to the pitch after spending a year recovering from an injury. Now, she’ll be out again for a few months…

Katie Reid did not enjoy her first call-up to the senior team for very long. She and Grace Clinton will not be participating in the national team's training camp due to injury. 

The name of English midfielder Ella Toone is associated with Manchester United. That is, with the club she has supported since childhood and where she has now celebrated her 200th game in their jersey.