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6dEmily Keogh

Skinner lauds Utd leadership: Club more aligned

Manchester United manager Marc Skinner says United "feels like one club again" and that new Sporting Director Dan Ashworth and CEO Omar Berrada have a "burning ambition" for the women's team despite ongoing concerns that they are secondary at the club.

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8dReuters

Kerr won't rush ACL recovery, eyes longevity

Chelsea forward Sam Kerr said she will not jeopardise her future in the game by rushing her recovery from a second anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury.

Bompastor: 'Small details' separate Chelsea from UWCL glory (1:14)
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Bright: Bompastor era is 'fresh slate' for Chelsea (1:27)
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14dEmily Keogh

Women's transfer spending doubles to $6.8m

A new transfer report from FIFA has said that $6.8 million was spent on international transfers in the mid-year window from June 1 to Sept. 1 2024, almost double what was spent during the same period in 2023.

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FIFPRO maternity guide helps clubs follow policy

Global soccer players' union FIFPRO has launched a 48-page guide to help clubs navigate FIFA's maternity rules regarding pregnancy and post-childbirth playing careers.

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23dEmily Keogh

Bompastor open to adding to Chelsea squad

Chelsea manager Sonia Bompastor has said she is happy with her squad but is open to adding more players before the transfer window closes.

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24dEmily Keogh

Williamson: Arsenal out to correct UWCL record

Arsenal defender Leah Williamson has said the team needs to be committed to winning to advance in the Champions League this season after failing to qualify last term.

Phil Foden, Khadija Shaw voted PFA Players of the Year (1:26)
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City's Foden, Chelsea's Palmer win PFA awards

Phil Foden has completed an individual award double by being named as the 2024 Professional Football Association (PFA) Player's Player of the Year -- three months after winning the FWA Footballer of the Year award.

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33dEmily Keogh

Prem loans £20m to women's game oversight org

The Women's Professional Leagues Limited has been granted a £20 million interest-free loan from the Premier League as the top two tiers of women's football in England becomes independent for the first time.

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33dEmily Keogh

Chelsea's Bompastor: We're ready to win UWCL

Chelsea's new manager Sonia Bompastor has said the club has the infrastructure to win the Champions League, the only trophy they were unable to lift during Emma Hayes' tenure.

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City's Foden, Haaland lead PFA POTY shortlist

Manchester City's title-winning trio Erling Haaland, Phil Foden and Rodri lead the PFA men's Player of the Year shortlist which was announced on Tuesday, with Arsenal's Martin Ødegaard and Chelsea's Cole Palmer also in contention for the honour.