Megan Feringa is a women's football writer at The Athletic. With a strong focus on women’s football, the Premier League, and general sports, she covers a range of topics including team sports and international sports leagues. Megan's work has been featured in numerous outlets such as The New York Times, The Daily Mirror, and Yahoo News UK.
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Megan Feringa's coverage predominantly focuses on women's football, particularly concerning the Women’s Super League (WSL) and related events such as player transfers and injuries. She also covers evolving stories in this domain.
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By: Megan Feringa
The 19-year-old spent last season on loan to Serie A side Roma.
By: Chris Weatherspoon, Megan Feringa, Conor O'Neill, Matt Slater, Tom Burrows
At a meeting on Thursday, European nations agreed to boycott men's and women's World Cups unless FIFA's private investment plans are shelved
By: Megan Feringa
Megan Feringa and Anantaajith Raghuraman Manchester United and Marc Skinner have agreed to mutually terminate the 43-year-old's contract as head coach of the women's team.
By: Megan Feringa, Anantaajith Raghuraman
Manchester United and Marc Skinner have agreed to mutually terminate the 43-year-old’s contract as head coach of the women’s team. Sources close to the situation, speaking on the condition of anonymity to protect relationships, said Skinner had offered his resignation before reaching an agreement with the club. Skinner has been in the role since the summer of 2021 and signed a two-year contract extension last summer, with a one-year option, which had been due to run until at least 2027. But the
By: Megan Feringa
On the final Monday of July, Ameesh Manek walked into Manchester United Women’s training complex. The director of football operations stood before first-team players and staff and delivered the club’s plan for the upcoming season: United would be following a “sustainable long-term” investment model. There would be a return to the DNA of bringing through academy products, placing trust in youth and playing “exciting” football. It was also said that two more signings would arrive before the new se
Manchester United are set to appoint former Hearts boss Eva Olid as their new head coach. The Athletic reported on Monday United and head coach Marc Skinner had mutually agreed to terminate his contract, bringing an end to his five-year tenure. The club had been working on appointing a new head coach quickly, with the new Women’s Super League season just one month away, and are expected to name Olid as Skinner’s successor, according to sources with knowledge of the situation. The team are set to
By: Megan Feringa
She enjoyed unprecedented success at Hearts, but how tough will it be to replicate that with one of the WSL's biggest clubs?
By: Megan Feringa
Marie-Louise Eta broke ground for a female coach in the Bundesliga. Now she's taken over Union Berlin's women's team
The 23-year-old Sweden international has scored 25 goals in 95 appearances for her club.
By: Megan Feringa
Manchester United are pursuing a deal to sign winger Monica Jusu Bah from Swedish club Hacken. The 23-year-old, who has been capped twice by Sweden, helped Hacken win last year’s Damallsvenskan — the top division of Swedish women’s football — and has scored 25 goals in 95 appearances for her club. Jusu Bah, of Sierra Leonean descent, joined from Swedish rivals Umea in 2023 and has become an important part of Hacken’s side. The left winger is contracted at Hacken through to December 2028, having
