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The only two female Liga F coaches Irene Ferreras and Sara Monforte speak candidly about the realities of building a career in women’s football. From the lack of opportunities at top clubs to the different standards applied to female coaches, they reflect on leadership, failure, and the structural barriers that still shape the game. In this conversation, they also explore the possibility of women coaching in men’s football, the challenges of working with limited resources, and why greater representation in technical staffs could transform the sport.

Mariano Otero, Senior Vice President of Business Development at Fever, explains in an exclusive interview with The Rise of Women’s Football why the tech company has decided to take a decisive step into the women’s game through its sponsorship of Badalona Women — and how it aims to help fill stadiums in a league that has world‑champion winners but is still working to consolidate its fanbase.

Arsenal Women recorded a significant rise in revenue during the 2024–25 season, driven by strong growth in commercial and matchday income, but the club’s latest accounts show it remains reliant on financial backing from its parent organisation.

The challenges and strategies of two independent Serie A Women clubs, and how they are progressing and growing in an increasingly competitive league.

Women’s football is on track to reach 800 million fans by 2030 – and much of that growth is coming from outside its traditional European markets. This article highlights three main markets for women’s football outside of Europe and North America. The next billion fans may not come from where the industry has been looking.

The idea of staging domestic competitions abroad is no longer radical in the men’s game, but in women’s football it remains a more nuanced debate. This season, the Spanish Women’s Supercopa came close to becoming part of that international shift.