Everton FC

WSL

Everton Football Club is an English women's association football team based in Liverpool, that competes in the Women's Super League. The club is sometimes called the Toffees and was founded in 1983.

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What makes Everton FC what it is.

If she achieves her dream of playing for England, she could become the first British-Asian to represent the country at the senior international level. “Obviously, it would just go to show that it doesn’t matter what race or religion you are. If you’re good enough, you can get there, so that’s the message I would want to relay.”

Two months ago, she was a part of the Wales squad that qualified for EURO 2025, Wales first major women's tournament ever.

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Quirky facts from the Everton FC squad.

Ruby became the first Leciester City women's player to be called up to the senior England women's squad.

Jutta made her City debut as a substitute in the opening day victory of the 23/24 season against Bristol City, claiming the Player of the Match award with two goals and an assist from the bench.

She didn't have a football or any other equipment as a child and started playing with bottle tops.

She also became the youngest-ever goalscorer in the Women's Super League era at just 16 years and 180 days old.

She has an identical twin, Sara, who also plays for Everton.

She was the first-ever Italian player in the Women's Super League.

She scored the winning goal at first-ever women's derby against Liverpool that was played at the stadium in front of 23,500 fans.

She founded M3 Football, a community that aims to empower girls through football. "Growing up there weren’t any girls only football camps or professional women’s players coaching in the grassroots game. I wanted to create something special and something different. Being the first professional women’s player in the UK to not only create girls only camps but to have my own grassroots club is something I take pride in with now other players following the movement", Pacheco says.