Boston Legacy Signs Ballon d’Or Finalist as U-17 World Cup Rosters Finalized

A flurry of exciting developments has marked today's women's soccer headlines. The NWSL's Boston Legacy sent shockwaves through the league with the signing of Brazil Women’s National Team standout and 2025 Ballon d’Or Féminin finalist Amanda Gutierres. The double confirmation of the signing, featured across multiple outlets, underscores Gutierres' reputation as a top-tier talent and signals the Legacy’s ambitions for the upcoming season.

On the international youth stage, U-17 Women's World Cup rosters are coming into focus. Chloe Del Real, the promising El Paso native, has earned a coveted place on Mexico’s squad, while Khadijah Cissé celebrates her call-up to represent her country in the same tournament. These selections highlight the expanding pipeline of talent in North American and collegiate soccer, with eyes turning to the upcoming global competition.

Today’s news captures both the internationalism and upward trajectory of women’s soccer, from groundbreaking signings in the NWSL to the emergence of young stars on the world stage.