Which WSL clubs do the Lionesses play for?

England celebrate their Euro 2025 victory with the trophy
England's Euro 2025-winning squad is made up of players from eight different clubs (Image credit: Getty Images)

Sarina Wiegman's Lionesses made history in Switzerland this summer as they became the first England side ever to win a major tournament on foreign soil.

England overcame Spain on penalties in the final, with Chloe Kelly scoring the decisive spot kick to keep the trophy in England's hands after first winning it in 2022.

But which WSL clubs do the Lionesses play for? FourFourTwo gives you the full breakdown, including a roundup of those who play overseas.

Which WSL clubs do the Lionesses play for? 

Chloe Kelly holds the Euro 2025 trophy

Chloe Kelly is among the Arsenal contingent who starred at Euro 2025 (Image credit: Getty Images)

Arsenal

  • Michelle Agyemang (spent 2024/25 on loan at Brighton and Hove Albion)
  • Chloe Kelly
  • Beth Mead
  • Alessio Russo
  • Leah Williamson
  • Lotte Wubben-Moy

Lucy Bronze celebrates her goal against Sweden

Lucy Bronze played the whole tournament with a fractured leg (Image credit: Getty Images)

Chelsea

  • Aggie Beever-Jones
  • Lucy Bronze
  • Niamh Charles
  • Hannah Hampton
  • Lauren James
  • Keira Walsh

Manchester City teammates Jessica Park, Lauren Hemp, Alex Greenwood and Khiara Keating celebrate England's Euro 2025 victory

Manchester City sent four Lionesses to Euro 2025 (Image credit: Getty Images)

Manchester City

  • Alex Greenwood
  • Lauren Hemp
  • Khiara Keating
  • Jess Park

Ella Toone celebrates England's Euro 2025 success with her medal around her neck

Ella Toone plies her trade at Manchester United (Image credit: Getty Images)

Manchester United

  • Grace Clinton
  • Maya Le Tissier
  • Ella Toone

Jess Carter celebrates England's victory over Italy at Euro 2025

Jess Carter was part of a small contingent of Lionesses who play overseas (Image credit: Getty Images)

Which Lionesses play overseas?

  • Jess Carter (Gotham FC, USA)
  • Anna Moorhouse (Orlando Pride, USA)
  • Esme Morgan (Washington Spirit, USA)
  • Georgia Stanway (Bayern Munich, Germany)
Steven Chicken

Steven Chicken has been working as a football writer since 2009, taking in stints with Football365 and the Huddersfield Examiner. Steven still covers Huddersfield Town home and away for his own publication, WeAreTerriers.com. Steven is a two-time nominee for Regional Journalist of the Year at the prestigious British Sports Journalism Awards, making the shortlist in 2020 and 2023.

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