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OL Lyonnes has signed Salma Paralluelo from Barcelona on a four‑year contract, reinforcing a squad that has already claimed a record eight women’s Champions League titles.
A Florida court complaint filed by John Textor alleges that Michele Kang orchestrated a scheme to seize control of Olympique Lyon, conceal side agreements and trigger the collapse of Eagle Football Holdings.
Spain's men's and women's teams have both won World Cups, sparking celebration, controversy, and a new era of media rights.
Record attendances, strategic fan initiatives, and the growing influence of the Lionesses are transforming the women's football landscape.
Spain lifted the trophy in a thrilling final against Argentina, Mbappé secured the Golden Boot and will head back to Real Madrid, while Messi joins Inter Miami. The calendar ahead is packed with league starts, European competitions and landmark women’s tournaments.
Two high‑profile friendlies in Washington and Philadelphia will pit the reigning world champion Spain against the Olympic gold‑medalist United States, offering both teams a final chance to fine‑tune before the 2027 Women's World Cup in Brazil.
Mapi León, a four‑time Champions League champion, has signed with London City Lionesses, joining a club owned by US entrepreneur Michele Kang. Her move comes as the team also welcomes Alexia Putellas and sees Ona Batlle head to Arsenal, marking a transformative offseason.
The World Cup remains the most-watched soccer event in U.S. history, Justin Verlander announces his final season, and Arthur Féry’s Wimbledon run adds to the sports buzz
Two‑time Ballon d’Or winner Alexia Putellas has signed for London City Lionesses, bringing her elite experience to a club on the rise in the Women’s Super League.
Two‑time Ballon d’Or winner Alexia Putellas has signed for London City Lionesses, citing the club's ambition and commitment to women's football as key factors in her decision.
Alexia Putellas, a two‑time Ballon d’Or winner, has signed for London City Lionesses after a 14‑year spell at Barcelona, joining a club owned by Michele Kang and freshly promoted to the Women’s Super League.
Two‑time Ballon d’Or Feminin winner Alexia Putellas is set to sign for London City Lionesses, bringing a decorated career and a World Cup title to an emerging WSL side.
Alexia Putellas is set to join London City Lionesses, bringing her Champions League pedigree to an independent club aiming for Women’s Super League success.
The U.S. women’s national team fell 2‑1 to Brazil in front of a sold‑out crowd, with Sophia Wilson’s first post‑motherhood goal and Dudinha’s versatile display providing key takeaways.
The new training complex, funded by Arthur Blank, Dan Cathy and Michele Kang, offers cutting‑edge fields, indoor arenas and inclusive spaces for every U.S. Soccer side.
Across the United States, organized soccer programs are being shaped by parents who manage schedules, communications, and operational details, driving a new era of family‑focused leadership.
Arsenal will honor both its men's and women's squads with a shared trophy parade in north London, reflecting a broader push for gender equality and commercial growth in soccer.
Crystal Palace supporters have faced multiple UEFA sanctions for a chant that critiques the governing body. The controversy stems from a contentious ownership ruling, a Court of Arbitration for Sport case and the prospect of a final in Leipzig that could restore the club to the Europa League.
Senda Athletics, an independent soccer brand, has raised $1.5 million in seed funding to introduce the first Fair Trade Certified soccer cleats, with backing from Washington Spirit owner Michele Kang and Racing Louisville owner John Neace. The company plans to expand into 11‑a‑side soccer and spotlight underdog players on the sport’s biggest stage.
After 14 years at FC Barcelona, Alexia Putellas faces an uncertain future, with speculation linking her to Michele Kang's clubs and raising questions about her emotional farewell.
After fourteen years at FC Barcelona, captain Alexia Putellas faces an uncertain future, with recent interactions suggesting a possible move to Lyon or London.
After a sixth‑place finish in their first Women’s Super League campaign, the London side is already planning a major overhaul.