Brighton & Hove Albion Women's Football Club is an institution with a rich history and a promising future in the elite of English women's football. Since their official affiliation with the men's club in 1991, the 'Seagulls' have come a long way, culminating in their promotion to and establishment in the Women's Super League in 2018. The team plays its home matches at Broadfield Stadium in Crawley, a venue that, although shared, they have made their own thanks to a passionate fanbase that creates a formidable stadium atmosphere.
The club not only focuses on the success of the first team but also has a solid academy structure, seeking to nurture the next generation of stars. The team's management has committed to a long-term project, combining the experience of international players with emerging local talent. This philosophy has allowed them to compete head-to-head with the league's most powerful teams, starring in memorable matches and demonstrating a resilience that inspires their supporters.
Attending a Brighton W.F.C. match is to witness the passion for the colours, tradition, and pride of a club in constant evolution.
Dutch international Marisa Olislagers has signed a contract extension, committing her future to the club for the upcoming 2026-2027 season.
Dario Vidosic's side will take on Paris Saint-Germain in an exciting preparation match on August 9th at the Amex Stadium.
Forward Emily Murphy is Brighton's latest signing, strengthening the team's attacking options for the new WSL campaign.
Supporters will have the opportunity to ask questions to manager Dario Vidosic and club personnel at two events scheduled for August.
The captain and longest-serving player, Maisie Symonds, has extended her stay, cementing her legendary status within the team.
The secondary cup competition has been rebranded following a new sponsorship deal, which will also introduce changes to the tournament's format.
Promising academy graduate Silvana Marshall Miranda has signed her first professional contract, a milestone for the club's academy.
Scottish international Rachel McLauchlan has left the club to join Newcastle United after two successful seasons with the Albion.
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