List of foreign Women's Super League players

Algeria • Inès Belloumou – West Ham United – 2025– Cameroon • Easther Mayi Kith (8) – Reading – 2022–23 Equatorial Guinea • Jade Boho (14) – Bristol Academy, Reading – 2015–16 Ghana • Freda Ayisi – Arsenal, Birmingham City – 2013–18 • Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah (79) – Everton, Aston Villa – 2013, 2017–23 Ivory Coast • N'Sira Safi Ouedraogo - Chelsea - 2026 Morocco has the most WSL appearances of any African player with 97. A former England youth international, she made her Morocco debut in 2021. • Rosella Ayane (101) – Chelsea, Bristol City, Tottenham Hotspur, Leicester City W.F.C. – 2013–14, 2018– • Anissa Lahmari – Reading – 2017 Nigeria • Rinsola Babajide – Liverpool, Brighton & Hove Albion – 2017–20, 2021–22 • Rofiat Imuran - London City Lionesses - 2025- • Chiamaka Nnadozie -Brighton & Hove Albion - 2025- • Asisat Oshoala – Liverpool, Arsenal – 2015–16 • Toni Payne – Everton – 2024– • Ashleigh Plumptre (44) – Notts County, Leicester City – 2014–15, 2021–23 • Ini-Abasi Umotong – Brighton & Hove Albion – 2018–20 Tanzania • Aisha Masaka (1) – Brighton & Hove Albion – 2024– ==Asia (AFC)==

Australia became the first Australian to play in 100 WSL games, reaching the milestone on 12 September 2025. • Laura Brock (née Alleway) – Lincoln – 2012 • Mackenzie Arnold – West Ham United – 2020–24 • Danielle Brogan – Notts County – 2014 • Ellie Carpenter - Chelsea - 2025 • Steph Catley – Arsenal – 2020– • Kyra Cooney-Cross – Arsenal – 2023– • Isobel Dalton – Bristol Academy – 2015 • Caitlin Foord (100) – Arsenal – 2020– • Mary Fowler – Manchester City – 2022– • Caitlin Friend – Notts County – 2014 • Jacynta Galabadaarachchi – West Ham United – 2019–20 • Collette Gardiner (nee McCallum) – Lincoln – 2012 • Emily Gielnik – Liverpool, Aston Villa – 2012, 2021–23 • Katrina Gorry – West Ham United – 2023– • Charli Grant – Tottenham Hotspur – 2023– • Alexandra Gummer – Doncaster Rovers Belles – 2016 • Clare Hunt – Tottenham Hotspur – 2024– • Alanna Kennedy – Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester City, London City Lionesses – 2020–25, 2025– • Sam Kerr – Chelsea – 2019–24, 2025– • Chloe Berryhill (née Logarzo) – Bristol City – 2019–21 • Aivi Luik – Notts County – 2016 • Ella Mastrantonio – Bristol City – 2020–21 • Teagan Micah – Liverpool – 2023–25 • Courtney Nevin – Leicester City – 2022–25 • Tanya Oxtoby – Doncaster Rovers Belles – 2012 • Hayley Raso – Everton, Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur – 2020–23, 2024–25 • Charlize Rule – Brighton & Hove Albion – 2023– • Remy Siemsen – Leicester City – 2022–24 • Kyah Simon – Tottenham Hotspur – 2021–23 • Emily van Egmond – West Ham United, Leicester City – 2020–21, 2025– • Clare Wheeler – Everton – 2022– • Lydia Williams – Arsenal, Brighton & Hove Albion – 2020–23 • Tameka Yallop (née Butt) – West Ham United – 2021–22 China PR became the first Chinese national to play in the WSL. • Tang Jiali – Tottenham Hotspur – 2021–22 • Zhang Linyan – Tottenham Hotspur – 2023–24 • Li Mengwen (21) – Brighton & Hove Albion, West Ham United – 2023–2025 • Wang Shuang – Tottenham Hotspur – 2023–24 Japan • Yu Endo - West Ham United - 2025- • Aoba Fujino – Manchester City – 2024– • Maika Hamano – Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur (loan) – 2023– • Yui Hasegawa (81) – West Ham United, Manchester City – 2021– • Honoka Hayashi – West Ham United, Everton – 2022– • Maya Hijikata - Aston Villa - 2025- • Rion Ishikawa - Everton - 2025- • Mana Iwabuchi – Aston Villa, Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur – 2020–23 • Yukari Kinga – Arsenal – 2014 • Hikaru Kitagawa - Everton - 2025- • Tōko Koga - Tottenham Hotspur - 2025- • Saki Kumagai - London City Lionesses - 2025- • Moeka Minami - Brighton & Hove Albion - 2025- • Hinata Miyazawa – Manchester United – 2023– • Yuka Momiki – Leicester City, Everton – 2023– • Fuka Nagano – Liverpool – 2022– • Yūki Nagasato – Chelsea – 2013–14 • Shinobu Ohno – Arsenal – 2014 • Aemu Oyama – Manchester City – 2024– • Kiko Seike – Brighton & Hove Albion – 2024– • Risa Shimizu – West Ham United, Liverpool (loan) – 2022–24, 2025- • Saori Takarada – Leicester City – 2023–2025 • Fuka Tsunoda - Brighton & Hove Albion - 2025- • Riko Ueki – West Ham United – 2023– • Ayaka Yamashita – Manchester City – 2024– South Korea made 124 appearances and won six WSL titles with Chelsea. • Cho So-hyun – West Ham United, Tottenham Hotspur – 2018–23 • Jeon Ga-eul – Bristol City, Reading – 2019–22 • Ji So-yun (124) – Chelsea – 2014–22 • Lee Geum-min – Manchester City, Brighton & Hove Albion – 2019–24 • Park Ye-eun – Brighton & Hove Albion – 2022–23 Syria • Nor Mustafa (9) – West Ham United – 2020–21 ==Europe (UEFA)==

Austria • Verena Hanshaw (née Aschauer) – West Ham United – 2024– • Marie Höbinger – Liverpool – 2023– • Simona Koren – Sunderland – 2017–18 • Viktoria Schnaderbeck – Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur – 2018–22 • Laura Wienroither – Arsenal, Manchester City – 2022– • Manuela Zinsberger (88) – Arsenal – 2019– Belgium • Julie Biesmans – Bristol City – 2017–19 • Janice Cayman – Leicester City – 2023–2026 • Yana Daniëls (106) – Bristol City, Liverpool – 2017–21, 2022–25 • Nicky Evrard – Brighton & Hove Albion – 2023–24 • Sari Kees – Leicester City – 2024– • Amber Tysiak – West Ham United – 2022–2026 • Lorca van de Putte – Bristol City – 2017–18 • Justine Vanhaevermaet – Reading, Everton – 2021–2025 • Tessa Wullaert – Manchester City – 2018–20 Bulgaria • Evdokiya Popadinova (4) – Bristol Academy – 2015 Czechia • Kateřina Svitková (37) – West Ham United, Chelsea – 2020–23 • Barbora Votíková – Tottenham Hotspur – 2023–24 Denmark played three seasons in the WSL, winning the title with Chelsea in all three. • Janni Arnth – Arsenal – 2018–19 • Simone Boye Sørensen – Arsenal – 2021–22 • Signe Bruun – Manchester United – 2021–22 • Nina Frausing Pedersen – Liverpool – 2014 • Mille Gejl – Crystal Palace – 2024–25 • Pernille Harder – Chelsea – 2020–23 • Olivia Holdt – Tottenham Hotspur – 2024– • Karen Holmgaard – Everton – 2022– • Sara Holmgaard – Everton – 2022–2025 • Stine Larsen – Aston Villa – 2020–21 • Mie Leth Jans – Manchester City – 2017–18 • Sofie Lundgaard – Liverpool – 2022– • Matilde Lundorf – Brighton & Hove Albion – 2019–20 • Rikke Madsen – Everton – 2023–2025 • Malou Marcetto - London City Lionesses – 2026– • Kathrine Møller Kühl – Arsenal, Everton – 2022–25 • Nadia Nadim – Manchester City – 2017–19 • Karoline Olesen – Everton – 2023–2025 • Cecilie Sandvej – Birmingham City – 2021–22 • Rikke Sevecke (52) – Everton – 2020–23 • Emma Snerle – West Ham United – 2021–24 • Nicoline Sørensen – Everton – 2020–24 • Sille Struck – Bristol City – 2023–24 • Amalie Thestrup – West Ham United, Bristol City – 2022–24 • Sanne Troelsgaard – Reading – 2021–23 • Katrine Veje – Arsenal, Everton, Crystal Palace – 2018–19, 2022–25 Finland • Olga Ahtinen – Tottenham Hotspur – 2023– • Sanni Franssi - London City Lionesses - 2025- • Adelina Engman – Chelsea – 2018–20 • Nora Heroum – Brighton & Hove Albion – 2020–21 • Juliette Kemppi – Bristol City – 2018–19 • Emma Koivisto (71) – Brighton & Hove Albion, Liverpool – 2020–24 • Lotta Lindström - London City Lionesses - 2025- • Tinja-Riikka Korpela – Everton, Tottenham Hotspur – 2019–23 • Milla-Maj Majasaari – Crystal Palace – 2024–25 • Eva Nyström – West Ham United – 2024– • Ria Öling – Crystal Palace – 2024–25 • Jutta Rantala – Leicester City – 2023– • Oona Siren – West Ham United – 2024– • Eveliina Summanen – Tottenham Hotspur – 2021– France is France's leading WSL appearance maker. • Viviane Asseyi – West Ham United – 2022– • Sandy Baltimore – Chelsea – 2024– • Karima Benameur Taieb – Manchester City – 2019–22 • Delphine Cascarino – London City Lionesses – 2026– • Estelle Cascarino – Manchester United – 2022–23 • Shana Chossenotte – Leicester City – 2024–2025 • Hawa Cissoko – West Ham United – 2020–24 • Maéva Clémaron – Everton, Tottenham Hotspur – 2019–22 • Daphne Corboz – Manchester City – 2015–16 • Océane Deslandes - Aston Villa- 2025- • Kenza Dali (100) – West Ham United, Everton, Aston Villa – 2019–25 • Kelly Gago – Everton – 2024– • Valérie Gauvin – Everton – 2020–22 • Grace Geyoro - London City Lionesses - 2025- • Oriane Jean-François – Chelsea, Aston Villa – 2024– • Léa Le Garrec – Brighton & Hove Albion – 2019–20 • Melvine Malard – Manchester United – 2023– • Noémie Mouchon – Leicester City – 2024– • Maelys Mpomé – Chelsea, Brighton & Hove Albion – 2024– • Ève Périsset – Chelsea – 2022–25 • Pauline Peyraud-Magnin – Arsenal – 2018–20 • Louna Ribadeira – Everton – 2024–25 • Wassa Sangaré - London City Lionesses - 2025- • Julie Thibaud – Leicester City – 2023– • Aïssatou Tounkara – Manchester United – 2022–23 Germany won the golden glove in Chelsea's 2020–21 title-winning season with 12 clean sheets. • Katharina Baunach – West Ham United – 2019–20 • Anneke Borbe - Arsenal - 2025- • Rafaela Borggräfe - Liverpool - 2025- • Ann-Katrin Berger (98) – Birmingham City, Chelsea – 2016–24 • Pauline Bremer – Manchester City, Brighton & Hove Albion – 2017–20, 2023–2025 • Marisa Ewers – Birmingham City, Aston Villa – 2016–19, 2020–22 • Josephine Henning – Arsenal – 2016, 2017–18 • Tabea Kemme – Arsenal – 2018–19 • Rebecca Knaak – Manchester City – 2024– • Turid Knaak – Arsenal – 2014 • Janina Leitzig – Leicester City – 2022– • Melanie Leupolz – Chelsea – 2020–24 • Isabelle Linden – Birmingham City – 2016–18 • Melina Loeck – Brighton & Hove Albion – 2023– • Sydney Lohmann – Manchester City – 2025– • Leonie Maier – Arsenal, Everton – 2019–23 • Shekiera Martinez – West Ham United – 2024– • Sjoeke Nüsken – Chelsea – 2023– • Lena Petermann – Leicester City – 2023–25 • Ramona Petzelberger – Aston Villa, Tottenham Hotspur – 2020–24 • Anke Preuß – Sunderland, Liverpool – 2017–20 • Kathleen Radtke – Manchester City – 2014–15 • Nicole Rolser – Liverpool – 2013–15 • Corina Schröder – Liverpool, Birmingham City – 2013–16 • Lea Schüller – Manchester United – 2025– • Caroline Siems – Aston Villa – 2020–21 • Julia Simic – West Ham United – 2018–20 • Laura Vetterlein – West Ham United – 2019–21 • Lisa Weiß – Aston Villa – 2020–21 Greece • Veatriki Sarri (81) – Birmingham City, Brighton & Hove Albion, Everton – 2020–2025 Hungary • Anna Csiki (8) – Tottenham Hotspur, West Ham United (loan) - 2024– Iceland is Iceland's leading appearance maker in the WSL and was named West Ham United captain in 2022. • Dagný Brynjarsdóttir (68) – West Ham United – 2020–23, 2024–2025 • Hlín Eiríksdóttir – Leicester City – 2024– • Edda Garðarsdóttir – Chelsea – 2013 • Rakel Hönnudóttir – Reading – 2018–20 • Katrín Ómarsdóttir – Liverpool, Doncaster Rovers Belles – 2013–16 • Ólína Guðbjörg Viðarsdóttir – Chelsea – 2013 Italy • Aurora Galli (59) – Everton – 2021– • Elena Linari - London City Lionesses - 2025- • Martina Piemonte – Everton – 2023–24 Kosovo • Elizabeta Ejupi (3) – Notts County – 2016 Malta • Emma Lipman (15) – Manchester City – 2014–15 Netherlands scored 80 WSL goals in 106 appearances for Arsenal, winning two consecutive golden boots 2018–20. • Marit Auée – Brighton & Hove Albion – 2024– • Jill Baijings – Aston Villa – 2024– • Dominique Bruinenberg – Sunderland, Everton – 2017–19 • Marije Brummel – Bristol Academy – 2015 • Veerle Buurman - Chelsea – 2025– • Kerstin Casparij – Manchester City – 2022– • Esmee de Graaf – West Ham United, Leicester City – 2018–20, 2021–22 • Damaris Egurrola – Everton – 2020–21 • Chasity Grant – Aston Villa – 2024– • Jackie Groenen – Chelsea, Manchester United – 2014–15, 2019–22 • Nadine Hanssen – Aston Villa – 2020–21 • Anouk Hoogendijk – Bristol Academy, Arsenal – 2011, 2014 • Dominique Janssen – Arsenal, Manchester United – 2015–19, 2024– • Inessa Kaagman – Everton, Brighton & Hove Albion – 2018–22 • Wieke Kaptein – Chelsea – 2024– • Isa Kardinaal – London City Lionesses – 2025– • Danique Kerkdijk – Bristol City, Brighton & Hove Albion – 2017–22 • Lize Kop – Leicester City, Tottenham Hotspur – 2023– • Tessel Middag – Manchester City, West Ham United – 2016–18, 2019–20 • Vivianne Miedema (117) – Arsenal, Manchester City – 2017– • Marthe Munsterman – Everton – 2017–18 • Nadine Noordam – Brighton & Hove Albion – 2024– • Aniek Nouwen – Chelsea, Crystal Palace – 2021–25 • Marisa Olislagers – Brighton & Hove Albion – 2024– • Victoria Pelova – Arsenal – 2022– • Lucienne Reichardt – West Ham United – 2018–19 • Jill Roord – Arsenal, Manchester City – 2019–21, 2023–25 • Katja Snoeijs – Everton – 2022– • Daniëlle van de Donk – Arsenal, London City Lionesses – 2016–21, 2025- • Shanice van de Sanden – Liverpool – 2016–17, 2022–24 • Mandy van den Berg – Liverpool, Reading – 2016–18 • Vita van der Linden – Bristol City – 2019–20 • Daphne van Domselaar – Aston Villa, Arsenal – 2023– • Kika van Es – Everton – 2019–20 • Rosa van Gool - Everton - 2025- • Sari van Veenendaal – Arsenal – 2015–19 • Ashleigh Weerden – Crystal Palace – 2024–25 • Lynn Wilms - Aston Villa - 2025- • Siri Worm – Everton, Tottenham Hotspur – 2017–21 Norway • Guro Bergsvand – Brighton & Hove Albion – 2022– 2025 • Celin Bizet – Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester United – 2022– • Kristine Bjørdal Leine – Reading – 2019–21 • Julie Blakstad – Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur – 2021–24, 2026– • Vilde Bøe Risa – Manchester United – 2021–23 • Amalie Eikeland – Reading – 2019–23 • Cecilie Fiskerstrand – Brighton & Hove Albion – 2020–21 • Signe Gaupset – Tottenham Hotspur – 2026– • Benedicte Håland – Bristol City – 2020–21, 2023–24 • Tuva Hansen – West Ham United – 2026– • Andrine Hegerberg – Birmingham City – 2016–18 • Hilde Gunn Olsen – Sunderland – 2015–17 • Anna Jøsendal – Liverpool – 2026– • Cecilie Kvamme – West Ham United – 2019–21 • Thea Kyvåg – West Ham United – 2022–23 • Frida Maanum – Arsenal – 2021– • Aurora Mikalsen – Tottenham Hotspur – 2020–21 • Maren Mjelde – Chelsea, Everton – 2017–2025 • Ingrid Moe Wold – Everton – 2020–21 • Lisa Naalsund – Manchester United – 2022– • Guro Reiten (109) – Chelsea – 2019–2026 • Sophie Román Haug – Liverpool – 2023– • Ingrid Ryland – Liverpool – 2015 • Line Smørsgård – Liverpool – 2015 • Elise Stenevik – Everton – 2022– • Cathinka Tandberg - Tottenham Hotspur - 2025- • Ylinn Tennebø – West Ham United – 2026– • Elisabeth Terland – Brighton & Hove Albion, Manchester United – 2022– • Maria Thorisdottir – Chelsea, Manchester United, Brighton & Hove Albion – 2017–2025 • Olaug Tvedten - Brighton & Hove Albion – 2026– • Lisa-Marie Karlseng Utland – Reading – 2019–20 Poland • Nikola Karczewska – Tottenham Hotspur – 2022–23 • Wiktoria Kiszkis – West Ham United – 2019–21 • Kinga Szemik (22) – West Ham United – 2024– Portugal • Ana Borges (35) – Chelsea – 2014–16 • Amanda DaCosta – Liverpool – 2013–14 • Matilde Fidalgo – Manchester City – 2019–20 • Tatiana Pinto – Bristol Academy, Brighton & Hove Albion – 2015, 2023–24 • Diana Silva – Aston Villa – 2020–21 Republic of Ireland won one WSL title with Arsenal and was named in the 2020–21 WSL Team of the Year. • Lily Agg – Bristol City – 2017 • Isibeal Atkinson – West Ham United, Crystal Palace – 2022–25 • Courtney Brosnan – West Ham United, Everton – 2019– • Emma Byrne – Arsenal – 2011–16 • Diane Caldwell – Manchester United, Reading – 2021–23 • Megan Campbell – Manchester City, Liverpool, Everton – 2016–20, 2022–24 • Megan Connolly – Brighton & Hove Albion, Bristol City – 2018–24 • Stef Curtis – Birmingham City – 2011 • Niamh Fahey – Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool – 2011–12, 2014–17, 2018–20, 2022–25 • Lillie Fenlon-Billson – Bristol Academy, Doncaster Rovers Belles, Liverpool, Lincoln – 2011–13 • Jamie Finn – Birmingham City – 2021–22 • Ciara Grant – Arsenal – 2011–13 • Caitlin Hayes – Brighton & Hove Albion – 2024– • Marie Hourihan – Birmingham City, Chelsea, Manchester City, Brighton & Hove Albion – 2011–15, 2017–19, 2021–22 • Rianna Jarrett – Brighton & Hove Albion – 2020–21 • Katie Keane – Leicester City – 2026– • Leanne Kiernan – West Ham United, Liverpool – 2018–21, 2022– • Harriet Lambe – Yeovil Town – 2017–18 • Abbie Larkin – Crystal Palace – 2024–25 • Ruesha Littlejohn – Liverpool, West Ham United, Birmingham City, Aston Villa – 2011–12, 2019–23 • Aoife Mannion – Birmingham City, Manchester City, Manchester United – 2013–2025 • Katie McCabe (160) – Arsenal – 2016– • Grace Moloney – Reading – 2016–23 • Emily Murphy – Chelsea, Birmingham City – 2019–21 • Chloe Mustaki – Bristol City – 2023–24 • Hayley Nolan – Crystal Palace – 2024–25 • Áine O'Gorman – Doncaster Rovers Belles – 2011–12 • '''Eve O'Carroll – Manchester City''' – 2024– • '''Denise O'Sullivan – Brighton & Hove Albion. Liverpool''' – 2020–21, 2026– • Fiona O'Sullivan – Notts County – 2014–15 • Anna Patten – Arsenal, Aston Villa – 2017, 2020– • Heather Payne – Bristol City, Everton, Leicester City – 2018–19, 2023– • Sophie Perry – Chelsea, Reading, Brighton & Hove Albion – 2011–12, 2016, 2018–19 • Louise Quinn – Arsenal, Birmingham City – 2017–20, 2021–22 • Lucy Quinn – Yeovil Town, Birmingham City, Tottenham Hotspur – 2017–22 • Lois Roche – Reading – 2016 • Stephanie Roche – Sunderland – 2015–17 • Julie-Ann Russell – Doncaster Rovers Belles – 2012 • Eleanor Ryan-Doyle – Birmingham City – 2021–22 • Harriet Scott – Reading, Birmingham City – 2016–22 • Jessie Stapleton – West Ham United – 2023–24 • Tyler Toland – Manchester City – 2019–20 • Yvonne Tracy – Arsenal – 2011–13 • Megan Walsh – Everton, Notts County, Yeovil Town, Brighton & Hove Albion. West Ham United – 2013–14, 2016–24 • Emily Whelan – Birmingham City – 2021–22 • Jessica Ziu – West Ham United – 2022–24 Russia • Alsu Abdullina (11) – Chelsea – 2021–23 Serbia • Jelena Čanković (38) – Chelsea, Brighton & Hove Albion – 2022– • Dejana Stefanović – Brighton & Hove Albion – 2022–2025 Slovenia • Zara Kramžar - Everton - 2026- Spain was named to back to back WSL Team of the Year teams 2021–23. • Laia Aleixandri – Manchester City – 2022-25 • Júlia Bartel – Liverpool – 2024–25 • Ona Batlle – Manchester United – 2020–23 • Alejandra Bernabé – Chelsea, Liverpool – 2023– • Mariona Caldentey – Arsenal – 2024– • Carla Camacho - Brighton & Hove Albion - 2025- • Laia Codina – Arsenal – 2023– • Lucía Corrales - London City Lionesses - 2025- • Marta Corredera – Arsenal – 2015–16 • Laura del Río – Bristol Academy – 2012–14 • Jana Fernández - London City Lionesses - 2025- • Martina Fernández – Everton – 2024– • Inma Gabarro – Everton – 2024– • Lucía García – Manchester United – 2022–24 • Irene Guerrero – Manchester United – 2023–24 • Keka – Bristol Academy – 2013 • Elene Lete - London City Lionesses - 2025- • Vicky Losada (75) – Arsenal, Manchester City, Brighton & Hove Albion – 2015–16, 2021–2025 • Adriana Martín – Chelsea – 2012 • Maite Oroz – Tottenham Hotspur – 2024– • Leila Ouahabi – Manchester City – 2022– • Natalia Pablos – Bristol Academy, Arsenal – 2013–16 • María Pérez - London City Lionesses - 2025- • Paula Tomás – Aston Villa – 2024–26 • Cristina Torkildsen – Birmingham City – 2012–14 • Ornella Vignola - Everton - 2025- • Bruna Vilamala – Brighton & Hove Albion – 2024–25 Sweden made 104 league appearances for Chelsea, winning the WSL title five times. • Jonna Andersson – Chelsea – 2017–22 • Filippa Angeldal – Manchester City – 2021–24 • Anna Anvegård – Everton – 2021–22 • Kosovare Asllani – Manchester City, London City Lionesses– 2016–17, 2025- • Marija Banušić – Chelsea – 2015 • Hanna Bennison – Everton – 2021–24 • Marika Bergman-Lundin – West Ham United – 2024–25 • Alice Bergström – Liverpool – 2026– • Nathalie Björn – Everton, Chelsea – 2021–2024, 2024- • Stina Blackstenius – Arsenal – 2021– • My Cato – Crystal Palace – 2024–25 • Magdalena Eriksson (104) – Chelsea – 2017–23 • Jennifer Falk – Liverpool – 2026– • Smilla Holmberg - Arsenal - 2026- • Lina Hurtig – Arsenal – 2022–2025 • Amanda Ilestedt – Arsenal – 2023–2025 • Sofia Jakobsson – Chelsea, London City Lionesses – 2013, 2025-26 • Emma Jansson – Leicester City – 2026– • Rosa Kafaji – Arsenal, Brighton & Hove Albion (loan) – 2024– • Johanna Rytting Kaneryd – Chelsea – 2022– • Cornelia Kapocs – Liverpool – 2024– • Maria Karlsson – Doncaster Rovers Belles – 2011 • Maja Krantz – Notts County – 2016 • Emma Kullberg – Brighton & Hove Albion – 2021–24 • Hedvig Lindahl – Chelsea – 2015–19 • Emma Lundh – Liverpool – 2016 • Hanna Lundkvist – Manchester United – 2026– • Zećira Mušović – Chelsea – 2020–24 • Amanda Nildén – Brighton & Hove Albion, Tottenham Hotspur – 2018–20, 2023– • Matilda Nildén – Tottenham Hotspur – 2026– • Lotta Ökvist – Manchester United – 2019–21 • Beata Olsson - Liverpool - 2025- • Emilia Pelgander – Leicester City – 2023–25 • Julia Roddar - London City Lionesses - 2025- • Fridolina Rolfö - Manchester United - 2025- • Josefine Rybrink – Tottenham Hotspur – 2024– • Anna Sandberg – Manchester United – 2024– • Louise Schillgard (née Fors) – Liverpool – 2013 • Julia Spetsmark – Manchester City – 2017–18 • Matilda Vinberg – Tottenham Hotspur – 2023– • Filippa Wallén – West Ham United – 2019–20 • Ellen Wangerheim – Manchester United – 2026– • Hanna Wijk – Tottenham Hotspur – 2026– • Jessica Wik (née Samuelsson) – Arsenal – 2017–19 • Emma Wilhelmsson – Chelsea – 2014 • Julia Zigiotti Olme – Brighton & Hove Albion, Manchester United – 2021–24, 2025- Switzerland is Switzerland's leading WSL appearance maker. • Ramona Bachmann – Chelsea – 2017–20 • Iman Beney - Manchester City - 2025- • Luana Bühler – Tottenham Hotspur – 2023– • Aurélie Csillag – Liverpool – 2026– • Malin Gut – Arsenal – 2020–21 • Alisha Lehmann – West Ham United, Everton, Aston Villa, Leicester City – 2018–24, 2025– • Noelle Maritz – Arsenal, Aston Villa – 2020– • Livia Peng - Chelsea - 2025- • Seraina Piubel – West Ham United – 2024– • Lia Wälti (113) – Arsenal – 2018–2025 • Leila Wandeler - West Ham United - 2025- Türkiye • Halle Houssein (11) – Arsenal, West Ham United – 2021–23 ==North, Central America and Caribbean (CONCACAF)==

Canada is Canada's leading WSL appearance maker. • Simi Awujo – Manchester United – 2024– • Janine Beckie – Manchester City – 2018–22 • Kadeisha Buchanan – Chelsea – 2022– • '''Sabrina D'Angelo – Arsenal, Aston Villa''' – 2022– • Jessie Fleming – Chelsea – 2020–24 • Maddie Hill – Sunderland – 2015–17 • Cloé Lacasse – Arsenal – 2023–24 • Alyssa Lagonia – Doncaster Rovers Belles – 2012 • Clarissa Larisey – Crystal Palace – 2024–25 • Ashley Lawrence – Chelsea – 2023–2025 • Adriana Leon – West Ham United, Manchester United, Aston Villa – 2018–25 • Jayde Riviere – Manchester United – 2022– • Deanne Rose – Reading, Leicester City – 2021–2025 • Jade Rose - Manchester City - 2025- • Desiree Scott – Notts County – 2014–15 • Kylla Sjoman – Doncaster Rovers Belles, Sunderland – 2011, 2016–18 • Olivia Smith – Liverpool – 2024–2025, Arsenal - 2025- • Sarah Stratigakis – Bristol City – 2023–24 • Shelina Zadorsky (86) – Tottenham Hotspur, West Ham United – 2020– Dominican Republic • Lucia Leon (12) – Tottenham Hotspur – 2019–21 Jamaica won the WSL golden boot during the 2023–24 season, scoring 21 goals in 18 games. • Jade Bailey – Arsenal, Chelsea, Reading, Liverpool – 2013–16, 2018–20 • Paige Bailey-Gayle – Arsenal, Leicester City – 2018–19, 2021–22 • Shania Hayles – Birmingham City, Aston Villa, Bristol City – 2018–19, 2020–22, 2023–24 • Satara Murray – Liverpool, Bristol City – 2015–19, 2023–24 • Lachante Paul – Leicester City – 2021–22 • Atlanta Primus – Chelsea – 2014 • Vyan Sampson – Arsenal, West Ham United – 2014–15, 2018–19 • Khadija Shaw – Manchester City – 2021– • Drew Spence (189) – Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur – 2011– • Rebecca Spencer – Birmingham City, Chelsea, West Ham United, Tottenham Hotspur – 2012– • Allyson Swaby – Crystal Palace – 2024–25 • Chantelle Swaby – Leicester City – 2024– • Victoria Williams – Doncaster Rovers Belles, Chelsea, Sunderland, Brighton & Hove Albion – 2011–13, 2015–23 Saint Lucia • Eartha Pond (4) – Birmingham City, Everton – 2011–12 United States was named to the 2020–21 WSL Team of the Year during her only season in the WSL. • Celeste Boureille - Leicester City - 2025- • Sam Coffey – Manchester City – 2026– • Abby Dahlkemper – Manchester City – 2020–21 • Crystal Dunn – Chelsea – 2017–18 • Whitney Engen – Liverpool – 2013 • Mia Fishel – Chelsea – 2023–2025 • Emily Fox – Arsenal – 2023– • Lucy Gillett – Brighton & Hove Albion – 2018–19 • Naomi Girma – Chelsea – 2024– • Madison Haley – Brighton & Hove Albion – 2023– • Tobin Heath – Manchester United, Arsenal – 2020–22 • Brooke Hendrix – West Ham United, Reading – 2018–20, 2022–23 • Adrienne Jordan – Birmingham City – 2019–20 • Rose Lavelle – Manchester City – 2020–21 • Beverly Leon – Sunderland – 2016–17 • Carli Lloyd – Manchester City – 2017 • Catarina Macario – Chelsea – 2023– • Kaylan Marckese – Bristol City – 2023–24 • Kristie Mewis – West Ham United – 2023–25 • Sam Mewis – Manchester City – 2020–21 • Alex Morgan – Tottenham Hotspur – 2020–21 • Zoe Morse – Brighton & Hove Albion – 2022–23 • Jenna Nighswonger – Arsenal, Aston Villa (loan) – 2024– • Heather O'Reilly – Arsenal – 2017–18 • Christen Press – Manchester United – 2020–21 • Erin Simon – West Ham United, Leicester City – 2018–20, 2022–23 • Katie Stengel (41) – Liverpool, Crystal Palace – 2022–23, 2024–25 • Libby Stout – Liverpool – 2014–15 • Katelin Talbert – Aston Villa – 2024–25 • Alyssa Thompson - Chelsea - 2025- • Phallon Tullis-Joyce – Manchester United – 2024– • Brianna Visalli – West Ham United, Birmingham City, Brighton & Hove Albion – 2018–20, 2022–23 • Zaneta Wyne – Sunderland, West Ham United – 2017–18, 2021–22 • Shae Yáñez – Bristol City, Crystal Palace – 2023–25 ==Oceania (OFC)==

New Zealand has made 73 WSL appearances, the most of any OFC player. • CJ Bott – Leicester City – 2021–2025 • Hayley Bowden (née Moorwood) – Chelsea, Lincoln – 2011, 2013 • Olivia Chance – Everton, Bristol City – 2017–20 • Aroon Clansey – Liverpool – 2012 • Katie Duncan (née Hoyle) – Notts County – 2014 • Anna Green – Notts County, Reading – 2014, 2017–18 • Sarah Gregorius – Liverpool – 2013 • Betsy Hassett – Manchester City – 2014 • Emma Kete – Lincoln, Manchester City – 2011, 2014 • Anna Leat – West Ham United, Aston Villa – 2021–24 • Ria Percival (73) – West Ham United, Tottenham Hotspur – 2018–24 • Ali Riley – Chelsea – 2018–19 • Indiah-Paige Riley – Crystal Palace – 2024–25 • Katie Rood – Lincoln, Bristol City – 2012, 2018–19 • Rebekah Stott – Brighton & Hove Albion – 2020–21, 2022–23 • Rosie White – Liverpool – 2015–16 Samoa • Monique Fischer (4) – Yeovil Town – 2018–19 ==South America (CONMEBOL)==

Brazil • Ester – Chelsea – 2013 • Ivana Fuso – Manchester United – 2020–22 • Geyse (28) – Manchester United – 2023–26 • Kerolin – Manchester City – 2024– • Gabi Nunes – Aston Villa – 2024– • Giovana Queiroz – Everton, Arsenal – 2022–23 • Rafaelle Souza – Arsenal – 2021–23 Chile • Christiane Endler – Chelsea – 2014 • Camila Sáez (8) – West Ham United – 2024– Colombia joined Chelsea for a world-record fee in 2024. • Jorelyn Carabalí (26) – Brighton & Hove Albion – 2023–2026 • Manuela Paví – West Ham United – 2024–2026 • Mayra Ramírez – Chelsea – 2023– • Karla Torres – Leicester City – 2024–2025 • Manuela Vanegas - Brighton & Hove Albion - 2025- Venezuela • Deyna Castellanos (24) – Manchester City – 2022–24 == Summary ==

By nationality By continent ''Continent refers to the corresponding continental confederation of the player's nationality.'' • ==Notes==