Everton Women

American-born Republic of Ireland international goalkeeper. Known for reliable shot-stopping and excellent positioning. A vastly experienced WSL goalkeeper who provides a solid foundation at the back.

A tall English goalkeeper who excels at dealing with crosses and shot-stopping. Joined Everton after spells at Manchester United and Liverpool. Has represented England at multiple youth levels and is tipped for a bright future.

A young goalkeeper from Everton's academy. Currently developing as a backup option for the first team.

Joined on emergency loan from Manchester City to cover for the injured Brosnan. Provided reliable cover between the posts during her spell at the club.

A four-time WSL champion and three-time FA Cup winner with vast experience at Chelsea and Manchester United. Joined on loan in January 2026 following her return from maternity leave. Provides defensive solidity and attacking threat from full-back.

A young Japanese international centre-back who moved to Everton from Urawa Reds Ladies for her first overseas challenge. Uses her 172cm frame to excel in aerial and physical duels. Went straight into the starting line-up after arriving and is expected to make an immediate impact.

A product of Barcelona's La Masia academy. Won back-to-back UEFA Women's U-19 Championships with Spain. A left-footed centre-back with excellent build-up play who signed permanently in summer 2025. Scored her first two WSL goals against Aston Villa in February 2026.

A left-footed attacking full-back who joined Everton in summer 2025 from Swedish side BK Häcken. Known for her overlapping runs and accurate crossing. Scored a stunning WSL debut goal against Aston Villa with her weaker right foot, showcasing her versatility.

A left-footed Norwegian full-back who joined Everton in 2022 from Swedish side Eskilstuna United. Extended her contract in 2024. Provides width and defensive solidity on the left flank. Has represented Norway at multiple youth levels up to under-23.

A versatile England international capable of playing centre-back and defensive midfield. Signed from Leicester City for a club-record fee in September 2025. Despite her youth, she commands the backline with impressive physicality and tactical intelligence.

A Filipino-English left-back with WSL experience at Liverpool and Reading. Known for her pace and crossing ability. Made her debut for the Philippines national team in 2024. Also holds a law degree and founded M3 Football, a community empowering girls through the sport.

Holds the record as the youngest-ever WSL goalscorer, netting a stoppage-time equaliser against Arsenal aged just 16 years and 180 days. An Everton academy product who signed her first professional contract in November 2025. A fearless young talent with an attacking instinct and composure in front of goal.

A Japan international defensive midfielder who moved from West Ham to Everton in summer 2024. Scored the decisive goal to end Chelsea's 34-match unbeaten run, demonstrating her composure in big moments. Links defence and attack with excellent ball-winning ability and precise passing.

An Australian international defensive midfielder who has competed at the 2023 Women's World Cup and 2024 Paris Olympics. Known for her ball-winning ability and tireless work rate in the centre of the pitch. Joined permanently from Fortuna Hjørring after an initial loan spell.

A young Dutch midfielder who won the league title with Ajax and helped the club reach the Champions League quarter-finals. Joined Everton in summer 2025. Excels in build-up play with sharp turns and incisive passing, acting as the link between defence and attack.

An 18-year-old midfielder from Arsenal's academy. Gained experience through loan spells at Watford, Southampton, and Portland Thorns in the NWSL before joining Everton on loan in January 2026. An England U-20 international with a bright future in the centre of midfield.

The first Slovenian player in WSL history. Won back-to-back Serie A titles with AS Roma and has Champions League experience. Joined on loan with an obligation to buy in February 2026 for a club-record fee. A dynamic midfielder who contributes both defensively and offensively.

The first Italian woman to play in the WSL, joining Everton from Juventus where she won four Serie A titles. Scored a stunning goal at the 2019 Women's World Cup against Jamaica that was nominated for Goal of the Tournament. Excels in ball recovery and long-range shooting from midfield.

A tall Danish international midfielder with league title experience at Fortuna Hjørring and Turbine Potsdam. Joined Everton in 2022 and uses her 176cm frame to dominate aerial duels. Unfortunately suffered an ACL injury in January 2026, ruling her out for the remainder of the season.

An experienced Japan international who featured at the 2019 Women's World Cup and 2021 Tokyo Olympics. A left-footed attacker with excellent dribbling and long-range shooting ability. Named Best Midfielder in Sweden's Damallsvenskan. Capable of playing across midfield and forward positions.

An American-born Nigeria international forward with 169 appearances at Sevilla. Competed at the 2023 Women's World Cup. Uses her pace and vision to create from the wing. Brings international experience from spells at Ajax and Sevilla before joining Everton in 2024.

A Spain international forward who won the Golden Boot at the 2022 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup with 8 goals. Signed from Sevilla in summer 2024 but suffered an ACL injury in just her second match. After recovering and a loan spell back at Sevilla, she returned to Everton. Possesses pace and clinical finishing.

A tall French international striker standing at 178cm. Joined from FC Nantes in December 2024 and causes problems for WSL defences with her physicality and aerial ability. Signed a contract extension until 2028, underlining her importance to the club's future.

A veteran winger with experience at numerous top WSL clubs including Arsenal, Manchester City, and Liverpool. Won two FA Cups at City and led the Championship in assists during Liverpool's promotion. Known for her pace and direct dribbling, joining Everton in summer 2024.

Born in Montevideo, Uruguay, and raised in Spain. A Spain U-23 international winger who was part of the 2022 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup-winning squad. Scored a hat-trick on her Everton debut in the Merseyside Derby, the first player to do so since Dixie Dean in 1931.

An experienced Netherlands international striker who wore the number 9 shirt at the 2023 Women's World Cup in the absence of Vivianne Miedema. Scored 7 WSL goals in the 2022-23 season. Provides a focal point in attack with her hold-up play and intelligent movement.

A young forward promoted from Everton's academy. Uses her pace on the wing to create attacking opportunities.