Women's World Sevens Expands, Vermont Green and Boston Legacy Make Major Moves

The global landscape of women's soccer is experiencing exciting developments across multiple fronts. Simba and JKT are set to face off in the Women’s Community Shield final, highlighting domestic strength and rivalries. The second edition of the World Sevens women's tournament is set to feature notable additions: Club América from Mexico and Flamengo from Brazil have both committed, signaling the growing appeal and internationalization of club women's football. In the United States, expansion and investment continue apace. Vermont Green FC announced the launch of its women’s team, set to debut in 2026—a significant step in broadening the pathways for aspiring female athletes. Meanwhile, NWSL newcomer Boston Legacy continues to attract star power, with high-profile investments coming from notable names such as Bears quarterback Caleb Williams. Collectively, these moves underscore the robust growth and bright future that women’s soccer is charting both within the U.S. and on the international stage.