Meg Linehan is a Senior Writer for The Athletic, specializing in women's soccer coverage. With a focus on the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) and the United States Women's National Team (USWNT), Meg provides in-depth analysis, breaking news, and features on players, teams, and the broader landscape of women's soccer.
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Meg Linehan's articles mainly cover women's soccer, NWSL, USWNT, and soccer transfers. Her focus is on event coverage with some expert commentary. If you have insights or analysis related to women's soccer events, NWSL developments, or soccer transfers involving the USWNT players that could provide valuable context or depth to her articles, it would likely be of interest to her. Additionally if you can offer expertise in analyzing trends in women's sports and their impact on society at large she might find that valuable as well.
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By: Meg Linehan
Head coach Emma Hayes is only getting started with her evaluation of the U.S. player pool.
By: Meg Linehan
The move also causes the team to delay Alex Morgan's retirement celebration to 2025.
By: Meg Linehan
Here's what you need to know ahead of the NWSL playoffs.
By: Meg Linehan
Santos and the Spirit face Gotham FC in an NWSL playoffs semifinal on Saturday with the title game just a week away
By: Meg Linehan
Women’s soccer has been subject to President-elect Trump’s attention over the last two World Cup cycles.
Marta already has an illustrious legacy, but this year with the Pride was one of her best ever KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Last week, Marta was mad.
By: Meg Linehan
The Athletic's Meg Linehan writes that the NWSL should have done more to protect one of its own players.
FIFA is open to exploring expanding the Women’s World Cup to 48 teams — with some member associations lobbying for it to happen. The competition was most recently increased from 24 teams to 32 in July 2019 following the tournament in France that year, and this came into force at the 2023 World Cup in Australia and New Zealand. FIFA has already confirmed that the 2027 tournament in Brazil will again feature 32 countries, but multiple sources with knowledge of the governing body’s thinking, not authorised to speak publicly, have informed The Athletic it is open to the possibility...
By: Meg Linehan
After delivering Olympic gold in the summer, Hayes now turns her focus to the future of the USWNT and trying to win the 2027 World Cup
By: Meg Linehan
BOS Nation has faced multiple obstacles in the year since announcing it was joining the league. The latest hurdle could delay its debut.
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