The Men’s World Cup is still dominating the news cycle, but there is plenty happening in the woso world.

Brazilian defender Daiane has permanently joined Rayadas, making her loan spell permanent.

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Clear your calendars: A biopic for Marta starring Alice Carvalho will hit the theatres on April 8, 2027.

Also, a lot was made of Lionel Messi tying Miroslav Klose with 16 goals scored at the Men’s World Cup. Of course, this ignored the fact that Marta has scored 17 at the World Cup, so if he scores two more the all-time record will be his and his alone. Until then…

Shoutout to Gary Gibson and the folks at the Soccer Over Gotham podcast on an epic run. I can’t wait to see what comes next for them, whether it’s returning to the podcast or going on to other endeavors.

My good friend Jason Anderson with Green Line Soccer spoke with Washington Spirit CEO Kim Stone about the Spirit hosting the 2026 NWSL Championship at (Rowdy) Audi Field.

Angel City fired head coach Alex Straus.

Angel City FC also acquired Ally Sentnor from the Kansas City Current for $850,000.

UEFA released the dates for the 2026-27 Women’s Champions League and the provisional access list, which determine who will play in the tournament.

Karl Rothwell does an absolutely amazing job following woso around the world, including African woso. Definitely bookmark his site and follow him on Bluesky.

46-year-old Eriko Arakawa has renewed her contract through the 2026-27 season with WE League club Chifure Elfen.

Don’t ever let them tell you no one pays attention to women’s soccer.

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