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Best moves of the 2026 NWSL season (so far)

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Tactics Talk: Savvy team-building is the key to Utah’s success

How the off-field recruitment work of Sporting Director Kelly Cousins has paid off in...

Anatomy of a Goal: Taylor Saurez finishes off Angel City’s patient team move

In this week’s edition of Anatomy of a Goal, we’re taking a look at...

Frustrated Cushing: “I’m just used to winning”

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Washington Spirit changes sporting structure, eliminates GM position

The Washington Spirit has announced that the club has made changes to its sporting operations structure, eliminating the General Manger position, previously occupied by Nathan Minion. President of Soccer Operations Haley Carter will oversee soccer operations, Sporting director James Hocken will handle sporting functions, and operations will be managed by Director of Operations Ben Berczek. Minion was promoted to the GM role in December 2025, when Carter was hired.

Ally Sentnor signs contract extension with Angel City

Angel City announced on June 26 that Ally Sentnor has signed a contract extension with the club through 2029. The attacking midfielder was traded to Angel City from Kansas City Current on June 18. Her contract, which had originally been signed as a rookie at Utah Royals, had been set to end after the 2026 season. Sentnor has 23 U.S. women's national team caps. She is eligible for High Impact Player Rule funds because of...

AFC Toronto signs Sabrina D’Angelo

AFC Toronto, the winners of the 2025 Northern Super League regular season Shield, announced the signing of Canadian international goalkeeper Sabrina D'Angelo on June 26. The Ontario native has played in the NWSL, Damallsvenskan, and the WSL. Most recently, she played at Aston Villa. She was part of the Canadian national team roster for the 2016 and 2024 Olympics, as well as the 2019 and 2023 World Cups. She was named the NWSL Championship MVP...

Ally Sentnor to be traded to Angel City

Angel City FC will sign U.S. women's national team forward Ally Sentnor from the Kansas City Current in exchange for $850,000, ESPN reports. Last August, the Current paid the Utah Royals $600,000 in guaranteed intra-league transfer funds, with an additional $100,000 in conditional future add-ons. ESPN previously reported that Sentnor's transfer to Kansas City included a 20% sell-on fee for Utah. Sentnor's current contract is set to expire at the end of the year.

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