Commercial revenue is an important driver of growth in women’s football. According to the recently released Deloitte Football Money League report, top clubs generated up to 82% of their revenue from commercial deals in 2024/25. Social media plays an instrumental role in this, offering opportunities for brand collaborations and marketing.
The Women’s Super League will introduce academy contracts for young players for the first time from the start of the 2026–27 season, with new regulations designed to improve player protection, education and competitive balance across the women’s football pyramid.
Chelsea Women are actively exploring new stadium solutions as growing crowds continue to stretch the limits of their current home at Kingsmeadow.
Arsenal and Chelsea have emerged as the biggest financial winners in women’s football, topping Deloitte’s 2025 revenue rankings.
Arsenal Women have announced the release of a new four-part documentary, Only In The Land, chronicling their historic journey to winning the Women’s Champions League.