The New York Times

The WSL, money and the boom times – what’s really going on?

Women’s football is experiencing a financial boom. That’s according to Deloitte, whose Annual Review of Football Finance analyses the Women’s Super League and the ‘big five’ men’s leagues. Deloitte’s ...
The Guardian

WSL’s promotion-relegation playoff will give WSL 2 side home advantage

Fixture will be a first in English women’s top divisions Dates and kick-off times revealed for WSL season finale The Women’s Super League 2 side involved in the new promotion-relegation playoff will ...
The New York Times

WSL’s £65m rights deal is a big win and could unleash marketing power of players

The Women’s Professional Leagues Limited (WPLL) announced on Wednesday that the Women’s Super League (WSL) has agreed a new broadcast deal with Sky Sports and the BBC worth £65million ($84.3m) over ...
Goal

A new era for the Women's Super League! WSL follows Premier League's example with club-owned organisation set to break away from FA for 2024-25 season

Women's Super League and Women's Championship clubs have agreed to form a club-owned organisation that will breakaway from the Football Association. Each club across the two tiers of English football ...