Crystal Palace W

A 34-year-old France international goalkeeper who joined on loan from NWSL side Denver Summit in August 2026, for the remainder of the 2026-27 season. She won five trophies across four and a half seasons at Juventus from 2021, and previously played in the WSL for Arsenal.

A 21-year-old goalkeeper who joined permanently from Portsmouth in September 2026 on a two-year deal. Born in the Netherlands to Nigerian parents and raised in England, she came through the Brighton academy and gained experience on loan at Hibernian and Plymouth Argyle before making her Nigeria debut in February 2026.

A young centre-back who contributes defensively with physical strength and good reading of the game.

A Jamaica international defender who has played for Angel City, Paris Saint-Germain and Roma. Born in 1996, her career spans several leagues in the United States and Europe.

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 Scotland international who came through Chelsea's setup before spells at Birmingham and London City. Born in 2000, she looks to make the difference from advanced positions.

American midfielder who played college football at Stanford before San Diego Wave took her in the second round of the 2023 NWSL Draft. She made 44 appearances over two seasons at Strasbourg after moving there in August 2024. Signed on a two-year deal, she was Jo Potter's first signing since Palace returned to the WSL.

A midfielder born in 2002 with spells at Norrkoping and Linkoping in Sweden, hardened by regular football in the Nordic leagues.

A Wales international attacker with spells at Charlton and Bristol City. Born in 2001, she is expected to supply the goals for a promoted side.

A Republic of Ireland international midfielder who arrived via London City Lionesses. Born in 1997, she handles the defensive work in midfield.

A Wales international with long WSL service at Manchester United and Birmingham. Born in 1993, she is the veteran who steadies the midfield.

A midfielder born in 2001 who arrived via Liverpool and Blackburn, steadily building her experience within England.

A Republic of Ireland international midfielder with spells at Aston Villa, Birmingham and Leicester. Born in 1990, she knows the WSL well.

A midfielder who arrived via Crystal Palace. Part of the group that won WSL2, she now steps up to the top flight.

A defensive midfielder who won five domestic honours at Urawa Reds, including two WE League titles. Joined Brighton in September 2025. Known for her ability to read danger and recover the ball in advanced positions.

An attacking midfielder with creativity and an eye for goal.

Pacey 23-year-old attacker who joined Crystal Palace on a free transfer in July 2026 on a three-year deal. She won the WSL2 Golden Boot last season with 11 goals in 21 appearances for Bristol City. A product of both the Arsenal and Chelsea academies, she has represented England through the youth ranks up to Under-23 level.

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 forward who arrived from Rangers in Scotland, bringing a scoring record from another league.

An attacker who arrived via Ajax, bringing Dutch experience into a promoted forward line.

A New Zealand international forward who has also played for PSV in the Netherlands and Fortuna Hjorring in Denmark. Born in 2001, she has experience across several leagues.

A forward born in 2005 from Ireland who arrived via Glasgow City and Shelbourne, adding youthful energy to the attack.