Exciting Developments in NWSL and Women's Euro 2025 Highlights

Today’s women's soccer news is filled with thrilling updates from the NWSL and UEFA Women’s Euro 2025.

The San Diego Wave FC is enhancing fan engagement through a fan-first experience in collaboration with e.l.f. Beauty, illustrating innovative partnerships within the NWSL. Meanwhile, the Portland Thorns have secured star midfielder Sam Coffey with a contract extension through 2027, reinforcing their roster stability.

On the field, Reign FC achieved an impressive victory against San Diego Wave FC, showcasing the team's resilience and strategic prowess.

In a significant development off the pitch, Denver's NWSL team is making strides by breaking ground on a new women's sports facility in Centennial, highlighting the league’s expansion and investment into women's sports infrastructure.

Internationally, preparations intensify for the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025. Notably, Fridolina Rolfö is a key inclusion in Sweden's squad. However, Spain has made a controversial decision to exclude World Cup hero Jenni Hermoso from their lineup.

Lastly, U.S. Women's Coach Emma Hayes emphasizes the importance of rest, planning to offer European-based players a summer break, ensuring their well-being amid rigorous schedules.

These developments mark an exciting time for women's soccer as teams and organizations continue to grow and innovate on both domestic and international stages.