HomeChampions leagueAlexia Putellas wins...

Alexia Putellas wins Best FIFA Women’s Player award

Alexia Putellas Best FIFA Women’s Player award for the second year in the row. England’s coach won Sarina Wiegman The Best FIFA Women’s Coach award, while Lioness goalkeeper Mary Earps won The BEST FIFA Goalkeeper award.

The award who recognizes the most outstanding performer in women’s game from August 2021 to July 2022 went again into the hands of the Spanish midfielder, who captained the team to treble in Liga F, Copa de la Reina and Women’s Champions League in 2021/22 season. Putellas scored 34 goals in the season and topped the Best vote ahead of Beth Mead and Alex Morgan.

Sarina Wiegman, who led the England’s national team to the historic title in the Women’s EURO last year, has won the BEST Women’s Coach award for the third time after securing the prize in 2017 and 2020. The 53-year-old came ahead of Lyon boss Sonia Bompastor and Brazil head coach Pia Sundhage in the vote. Wiegman is the only coach, who won the award more than once.

Mary Earps kept four clean sheets during England historic run in EURO 2022. The 29-year-old Manchester United number one between the post also performed well in the Women’s Super League season. With 10 clean sheets of 22 matches, Earps had one of the best records in the league. Ann-Katrin Berger came second while Christiane Endler finished third.

Continue reading

Gia Corley renews with Hoffenheim

Gia Corley renews with Hoffenheim and will stay with the German club for at least two more years, until June 2025. The 20-year-old debuted in Frauen Bundesliga as FC Bayern player in 2020. One of the biggest German talents left...

Lisa Alborghetti extends with Inter

Lisa Alborghetti extends with Inter Milano and will stay with Nerazzurre for two more years, until June 2025. The 29-year-old started her senior career with Brescia, for which she made over 100 appearances. After a brief spell in Cyprus with...

FC Köln sack coach Sascha Glass

FC Köln sack coach Sascha Glass after failing to win the last-placed Frauen Bundesliga team, Turbine Potsdam. The 50-year-old coach took over Köln in 2020, while they were still in 2. Bundesliga. In the 2020/21 Köln was promoted to Frauen...