Manchester United Women are reportedly in advanced talks to sign England midfielder Jess Park from rivals Manchester City, with the Women’s Super League (WSL) transfer window closing this Thursday at 11 p.m. BST. The 23-year-old midfielder, fresh off England’s Euro 2025 triumph, has been one of City’s brightest academy products since debuting as a teenager […] The post Manchester United Closing In on Jess Park as WSL Deadline Approaches appeared first on Girls Soccer Network.| Girls Soccer Network
The United States Women’s National Team has undergone a significant transformation in 2024 with the arrival of new leadership and coaching expertise. Following their triumphant gold medal victory at the 2024 Olympics, the USWNT continues to build on their success with a coaching staff that combines international experience and a deep understanding of the women’s […] The post Who Are the Current Coaching Staff of the USWNT? appeared first on Girls Soccer Network.| Girls Soccer Network
There are various routes that lead to a career in professional soccer. Just look at the paths of Nealy Martin and Ryan Williams, who had no youth national experience; both have had an untraditional journey leading to national team experience. Yet, youth national players tend to have an advantage in succeeding through the US soccer […] The post 10 Elite U16 USYNT Players You Need to Be Paying Attention to appeared first on Girls Soccer Network.| Girls Soccer Network
Each professional female soccer player, from Olympic gold medalist Julia Grosso to U.S. Soccer legend Megan Rapinoe, has their own daily routine that keeps them both grounded and at the top of their game. Though most of their day is spent at the facility training and practicing with their teams, outside of perfecting their craft, […] The post 5 Habits Soccer Pros Do That You Should Too appeared first on Girls Soccer Network.| Girls Soccer Network
In this week’s women’s soccer news, Kansas City clinched a playoff spot; Lieke Martens announced her retirement; Mandy McGlynn put on a goalkeeping| Girls Soccer Network
Preath. It’s the portmanteau every Soccerista knows and loves. The internet had been speculating about whether or not Christen Press and Tobin Heath were together for nearly a decade before the couple confirmed that all the rumors were true. Recently, they have been opening up more about their relationship, both in the press and on […] The post Christen Press and Tobin Heath’s Relationship: A Timeline appeared first on Girls Soccer Network.| Girls Soccer Network
n recent years, girls’ and women’s soccer has been experiencing a transformation. What once lived mostly in the shadows of the men’s game is now drawing fans, sponsors and media attention at unprecedented levels. From grassroots leagues to professional stadiums packed with thousands of fans, soccer for women is no longer just a passion; it’s […] The post Girls’ Soccer Is Growing Up: How Commercialization Is Shaping the Game appeared first on Girls Soccer Network.| Girls Soccer Network
Calluses are a Soccerista’s true enemy. Unfortunately, as any player that goes hard knows, they’re also just part of the girls soccer lifestyle. All that friction from your cleats can leave your puppies sore and callused. Calluses are thickened areas of skin that crop up when there is a significant amount of pressure on one part […] The post A Soccerista’s Worst Enemy: Calluses appeared first on Girls Soccer Network.| Girls Soccer Network
So you wanna show the whole world you’re a soccer girl but don’t know where to start? Here is a cheat sheet for what every soccer girl should have!| Girls Soccer Network
There are players who shine on the field. They perform well, score goals, and lead their team to victory, which is undeniably good. But there are players| Girls Soccer Network
Two SoCal teams. Two powerhouse coaches. One shared strategy: bring a bold European style to the NWSL. Welcome to the new era of West Coast soccer, led by| Girls Soccer Network
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time of year dedicated to raising awareness and educating people about the importance of mental health. Awareness| Girls Soccer Network
NIL and the Transfer Portal have changed college sports forever. Players now have the freedom to leave and play with their new school right away. The rule previously stated you had to sit out an entire season if you transferred, which offered less flexibility. What’s unique about the transfer portal is the opportunity. Yes, big-name […] The post 9 of The Biggest Impact Transfers in NCAA Women’s Soccer to Watch This Season appeared first on Girls Soccer Network.| Girls Soccer Network
Few figures loom as large in the storied history of U.S. soccer as Briana Scurry. Her name is synonymous with groundbreaking achievements, heroic moments,| Girls Soccer Network
In this week’s women’s soccer news, Bay FC made history; Barbra Banda has been ruled out for the season; the Orlando Pride signed Lizbeth Ovalle; and| Girls Soccer Network
It’s time for our year-end review of the best cleats of 2024! From powerhouses Nike and Puma, to women's soccer experts IDA Sports, and more, here are| Girls Soccer Network
Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, having the right cleats can make all the difference in your performance and comfort. This summer,| Girls Soccer Network
There's something special about your child scoring their first goal. The sprint to the sideline, the smile that doesn't quit. That moment is about more| Girls Soccer Network
From college to the NWSL, Avery Patterson has shown outstanding promise to reach great heights. Despite being a stellar defender, she is still able to put| Girls Soccer Network
A new chapter is unfolding for the U.S. Women’s National Team, and it’s captured stunningly in Parkside’s Fresh Faces set! Featuring 19 rising stars who| Girls Soccer Network
10 College Soccer Players to Watch This Season The NCAA Women’s Soccer Teams with the Most Championship TitlesParkside Fresh Faces Collection: Celebrating| Girls Soccer Network
When did women’s soccer start in your mind? Has it been forever? Since the 90s? The 70s? Women's soccer has come a long way to get to where we are now:| Girls Soccer Network