Tottenham Hotspur Women

A Netherlands international goalkeeper with experience at Ajax and Leicester City. Despite being compact for a keeper at 173cm, she excels in reflexes and positioning. Serves as Spurs' first-choice goalkeeper.

A young goalkeeper who joined Spurs in 2021 after five years in Liverpool's academy. Made her first-team debut in November 2024 against Aston Villa, keeping a clean sheet. Has been called up to England Under-23s.

A young goalkeeper who joined from MK Dons at Under-16 level. Played 18 times for the Under-19s and earned a place on the WSL matchday bench. Showed her quality with penalty shootout heroics in cup competitions.

A 17-year-old goalkeeper who joined Spurs' academy at Under-14 level. Originally a striker before converting to goalkeeper at Under-11 level. Captained the Under-16s to the Professional Game Academy League Trophy.

An Australian international full-back from Adelaide. Joined Spurs in January 2024 after stints in Sweden with Rosengård and Vittsjö. Contributes at both ends with her attacking runs and one-on-one defending.

A veteran centre-back who rejoined Spurs from Reading in 2021. The only player to play every single minute of the 2024-25 WSL season. Reached 100 appearances for the club in May 2025, a testament to her consistency.

A Swedish international left-sided defender who joined Spurs in 2024 after playing for Juventus. Combines speed and physicality, excelling in covering large areas and winning duels. Was part of Sweden's EURO 2022 squad.

A Swedish international centre-back with over 200 senior career appearances across multiple clubs. Joined Spurs on a short-term deal in January 2025 and extended her stay. Brings stability and vast experience to the backline.

An Australian international centre-back with experience at PSG and in the A-League. Played seven games at the 2023 World Cup as Australia reached the semi-finals. Raised on a sheep farm and holds a Bachelor of Science from the University of Sydney.

Became Tottenham's youngest-ever goalscorer at 19 years and 300 days. Joined from Feyenoord in July 2025. Despite her youth, she was part of Japan's 2024 Olympic squad, starting all four games. Combines aerial strength with composure on the ball.

Signed for a club-record fee of £378,000 from SK Brann, where she was named league Player of the Year with 15 goals and 12 assists. On her first EURO 2025 start, she scored a brace and registered an assist against Iceland. One of the brightest young talents in women's football.

A Spanish international midfielder who served as co-captain at Real Madrid, making 146 appearances. Signed for Spurs on a four-year deal in September 2024. A UEFA Women's Nations League winner with Spain, known for her passing accuracy and ability to dictate play.

A Danish international winger who scored 25 goals in 47 appearances at Rosengård. Joined Spurs in January 2025 and scored a free-kick on her debut. A goal-scoring threat from the left side of attack.

A Swedish international winger who helped Hammarby win the league and cup double, earning Breakthrough Player of the Year honours. Made her senior debut at just 15. Joined Spurs in January 2024 from Hammarby.

A young Norwegian striker from Oslo who joined Spurs from Hammarby in September 2025. Known as a natural goalscorer with clinical finishing inside the box. A promising forward with significant potential.

An experienced Finnish international with 75 caps. Scored 15 goals at Brøndby before joining Spurs in 2023. Featured at EURO 2022 and brings excellent balance between attack and defence to the midfield.

A Swedish international full-back who made 124 appearances for BK Häcken, serving as vice-captain. Signed for Spurs in December 2025. Versatile enough to play on either flank and helped Häcken win the Damallsvenskan title.

A versatile Japanese international attacker on loan from Chelsea. Won the Golden Ball and Silver Boot at the U-20 World Cup. Scored the winning goal in the 2026 AFC Women's Asian Cup final to clinch Japan's third continental title.

A WSL legend who spent years at Chelsea before joining Spurs in 2022. Brings invaluable experience and composure to the midfield. Also represents Jamaica at international level. Reached a WSL appearance landmark at Tottenham.

Tottenham's all-time leading assist provider in the WSL. A Finnish international midfielder who joined in 2022 and drives the team's attacking play. Signed a new long-term contract in February 2026. Known for her creativity and final-ball quality.

An academy product from Arsenal who helped Crystal Palace gain promotion to the WSL on loan. Signed her first professional contract with Spurs in February 2024. A versatile midfielder with England youth experience.

A left-footed attacker who joined Manchester City in what was described as the biggest transfer from Norwegian football. Signed for Spurs in January 2026. Dangerous cutting inside from the left and delivering crosses.

A homegrown Spurs player from Enfield who earned her first senior England call-up in May 2024 and has six caps. Unfortunately suffered a devastating ACL injury during the 2025-26 season, her second career ACL tear.

The Spurs captain who won both WSL Player of the Year and PFA Women's Players' Player of the Year at Chelsea. Signed in January 2023 for a then-domestic record fee of £250,000. A clinical finisher with vast WSL experience.

A Swedish striker who plays alongside her sister Amanda Nildén at Spurs. Won the Damallsvenskan with BK Häcken and scored an impressive 23 goals in 25 games in the Elitettan. Joined Spurs at the end of 2025.

A homegrown talent from Enfield who joined the Spurs academy at 16. Scored on her senior debut at just 17. Featured in 16 of 24 games in the 2024-25 season and signed a new contract until 2028.