Brighton Women

The first-choice goalkeeper for Nigeria's Super Falcons, using her 180cm frame to command the box. Signed from Paris FC in summer 2025 as a statement of intent. Winner of the 2025 CAF Award, she is one of the best goalkeepers in African football.

A product of Reading's academy who played college soccer at USC before joining Brighton in 2024. Has represented England from Under-16 to Under-19 level and is a promising young goalkeeper with great potential.

A goalkeeper who arrived via Tottenham, competing for the number one shirt after building experience in England.

A left-footed Colombian international who can play both left-back and centre-back. Signed a two-year deal with Brighton in July 2025. Known for her defensive stability and accurate left-footed distribution.

A Japan international centre-back who helped Roma win consecutive Serie A Femminile titles. Joined Brighton permanently in June 2025. Captained Japan at U-19 and U-20 level, winning a Bronze Ball at the 2018 U-20 World Cup.

A French centre-back who joined Brighton in August 2025 from Chelsea. Previously spent four years at Montpellier before winning the WSL title at Chelsea. Has been called up to the France senior squad.

A Manchester-born full-back who can also operate in midfield. Re-signed from Everton in 2023 and became a first-team regular after recovering from an ACL injury. Known as Jesse Lingard's cousin.

A Republic of Ireland international centre-back who joined from Celtic in January 2025. Born in England but represents Ireland. Excels in aerial duels and one-on-one defending, bringing solidity to the backline.

A defender in the first-team squad, one of the options in the back line.

A defender who arrived via Portsmouth, stepping up from the lower divisions.

A Dutch defender who primarily operates as a right-back. Quick in transitions and contributes with attacking runs from the flank. Adds tactical flexibility to the squad.

A midfielder from Norway. Joined Brighton Women after spells with Rosenborg W, Hammarby W.

Appointed Brighton captain in summer 2025 and the team's driving force. Joined from Chelsea's academy in 2021 and developed rapidly. Captained England Under-19s and earned her first senior squad call-up in March 2025.

A Serbian international attacking midfielder who won back-to-back WSL titles at Chelsea. Has Champions League experience from Barcelona and Rosengård. Joined Brighton in summer 2024, driving attacks with her creativity and technical quality.

Achieved the first-ever hat-trick on WSL debut in history. Won the scoring title, MVP, and Best XI triple crown in the 2023-24 WE League before joining Brighton in 2024. Remarkably versatile, capable of playing every outfield position.

Switzerland captain with more than 140 caps, operating as a holding midfielder. She spent seven years at Arsenal and won the 2024-25 Champions League there before a season at Juventus, arriving at Brighton in July 2026. A ball-winner and distributor who sets the tempo, she was described on arrival as bringing the same leadership profile as Fran Kirby.

Known as 'Mini Messi', one of England's most gifted attacking midfielders. Won numerous titles at Chelsea and twice won PFA Women's Players' Player of the Year. Joined Brighton in 2024, dictating attacks with her supreme technique and vision.

An English midfielder who contributes to Brighton's midfield with her distribution and work rate. Effective in transitions between attack and defence. Competes for a regular starting spot with consistent performances.

A Norwegian international who was the Toppserien top scorer twice, netting 52 goals in four seasons. Named Toppserien Player of the Year in 2024. Joined Brighton in January 2026 as a prolific attacking midfielder.

A Scottish international who operates on the right side. Works tirelessly on both sides of the ball with quality crossing and dribbling ability. Provides width and attacking options from the flank.

An Australian midfielder who combines physical strength with technical ability. Excels at winning the ball back in midfield and distributing forward. Provides balance between attack and defence for the team.

A homegrown midfielder from Brighton's academy. Shows promise in playmaking and ball distribution from midfield, gradually increasing her first-team involvement.

An American striker from Stanford University and daughter of Pro Football Hall of Famer Charles Haley. Joined Brighton in 2023 and signed a new contract in 2025. Known for her goalscoring ability and physical presence.

A young attacker in the Brighton forward line. She spent last season on loan at AIK in Sweden gaining match experience and has returned to the first-team squad for 2026-27.

Right winger who spent seven years at Ipswich Town, where in 2021 she became the first player in the club's history to sign a professional contract. She scored five and assisted five in 21 WSL2 appearances last season before joining Brighton for a club-record fee in July 2026, their fifth signing of the window.