The Pulse

• Ahead of UEFA Women’s Euro 2025, each England squad member was presented with a shirt from her first-ever football club during a special ceremony at St George’s Park on June 23, 2025.
• 26 different grassroots and youth clubs were represented—including teams like Alnwick Town FC (Lucy Bronze) and Villarreal (Hannah Hampton who grew up in Spain)—highlighting their varied pathways into professional football.
• Around 150 club coaches and players attended to see their former stars and celebrate the role local volunteers played in nurturing the talent.

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• Real Madrid officially signed German goalkeeper Merle Frohms on a three-year deal running from July 1, 2025, until June 30, 2028.
• Frohms arrives from VfL Wolfsburg, where she won two UEFA Women’s Champions League titles (2013 & 2014), four Frauen-Bundesliga titles, and seven DFB-Pokal trophies.
• This is Frohms’ first club experience outside Germany. She is expected to challenge current No. 1 Misa Rodríguez following the departure of Mylène Chavas.

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• Manchester City confirmed the signing of 18‑year‑old Swiss attacker Iman Beney from BSC Young Boys.
• Beney played a crucial role in Young Boys’ 2024/25 title campaign, finishing her season with nine goals in 22 appearances.
• After suffering an ACL rupture that ruled her out of the 2023 U‑17 World Cup, Beney has fully recovered and returned to international football, earning 10 senior caps for Switzerland.

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• From the 2025/26 Women's Champions League season, BBC is set to broadcast a selection of matches on free-to-air platforms, bringing European women’s club football to a wider british audience.
• The move follows Disney+ securing exclusive streaming rights for all 75 matches across Europe under a new five-year agreement (2025–2030).

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