Birmingham City W

An experienced goalkeeper with England youth international experience. Built her WSL career at Bristol City and Birmingham before joining Brighton. Known for her consistent shot-stopping and calm presence.

An American goalkeeper who was one of the NWSL's finest at Portland Thorns and Kansas City. Born in 1990, she brings international pedigree to a side promoted as WSL2 champions.

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 defender in the Birmingham City back line who was part of the side that won WSL2 in 2025-26 to earn promotion, wearing the number 2 shirt for 2026-27.

Canada international defender who arrived from Montpellier in July 2026 after 63 appearances across three seasons in France. She came through Canada's youth teams and made her senior debut in 2015, winning 18 caps. She was Birmingham's fourth signing in a single week as the promoted side rebuilt for the WSL.

A defender who arrived via West Ham. The experience gained at a WSL club now serves a promoted defence.

A Northern Ireland international defender who has also played in the United States with Racing Louisville. Born in 1995, she brings composure to the defence.

Northern Ireland international defender who joined Birmingham City in July 2024 and has been part of the back line through the club's WSL2 title win and promotion to the top flight.

A United academy product who has been with the club since its founding in 2018. Uses her 178cm height for aerial dominance and brings composure to build-up play. Has been capped by England at senior level.

A Japanese defender developed at Nippon TV Tokyo Verdy Beleza who arrived via Hammarby in Sweden. Born in 1998, she is one of few players who know both the Japanese league and European football.

A Birmingham City defender who is part of the squad that came up from WSL2 as champions and now faces top-flight football in 2026-27.

A long-serving South Korea international attacker with WSL experience at Brighton. Born in 1994, she leads the forward line as one of the senior figures.

A dynamic box-to-box Norwegian international midfielder who combines defensive solidity with forward runs. Won two Norwegian league titles with SK Brann before joining United in January 2023. Known for her work rate and goal contributions.

A midfielder born in 2003 developed at Norrkoping in Sweden. Nordic-schooled, she brings running power and strength in duels.

A 22-year-old Japanese midfielder who joined permanently from Växjö in Sweden in August 2026. She moved from INAC Kobe Leonessa to Hammarby, then on to Växjö via a loan spell. She was part of the Japan side that finished runners-up at the 2022 U-20 Women's World Cup, and is reunited here with her former Hammarby team-mate Asato Miyagawa.

A midfielder who arrived from Rangers in Scotland, bringing experience from another league.

A forward born in 1993 with WSL experience at Tottenham. A Republic of Ireland international, she adds experience to a promoted attack.

An attacker who arrived via Durham. She built her reputation in the English second tier and helped win the WSL2 title.

A 19-year-old striker signed from Le Havre in August 2026 for a fee of just over £100,000. A product of the Le Havre academy who debuted for the senior side at 15, she scored five goals in 20 league games in the French top flight last season. She has represented France from U16 to U23 level, scoring 17 goals in 28 age-group appearances, and won the 2023 U17 European Championship.

An attacker born in 2004 with French top-flight experience at Paris Saint-Germain and Bordeaux, having played for major clubs at a young age.

A Greek attacker with WSL experience at Brighton and Everton. Her familiarity with English football widens the options up front.

A Haiti international forward who arrived via Fleury in France. Born in 1997, she brings international experience to the attack.