Women's Football News February issue on sale now

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LONDON, ENGLAND - JANUARY 15: Mary Earps poses for a portrait ahead of The Best FIFA Football Awards 2023 at JW Marriott Grosvenor House on January 15, 2024 in London, England. (Photo by Gareth Cattermole - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)

There is no bigger name in women's football at the moment than Mary Earps. The Lioness has had a few months to remember, having been named BBC Sports Personality of the Year and the best goalkeeper in the world at the Best FIFA awards.

And in the February edition of Women's Football News, we take a look at the impact Earps is having on growing the women's game and the battles she had to reach the top.

After Sarina Wiegman signed a new contract with England, we turn the spotlight on what faces the Lionesses in 2024.

We have exclusive interviews with Tottenham and Wales' Angharad James, USA legend Hope Solo, Brighton boss Mel Phillips and Bristol City's Lauren Smith.

We meet Barnsley's football fashionista Julie Anne Quay, and reveal why Newcastle are being tipped for a speedy climb up to the WSL.

Chelsea winners and losers from record transfer window as more changes to come

As always, we have a round-up of all the news from around the WSL and Women's Championship, exclusive columns from Sue Smith and Jacquai Oatley, a look at the games you should be watching in the month ahead and a round-up off the grassroots game.

You can buy the February issue of Women's Football news at participating retailers or you can purchase it from our online store here.

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Megan Feringa