Megan Feringa is a Women's Football Writer at The Athletic. With a strong focus on women’s football, the Premier League, and competitive sports, she brings insightful coverage to the evolving landscape of sports business and team dynamics. Megan has been featured in numerous publications, including The New York Times, Yahoo News, and The Mirror.
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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
Schroder finished the 2025 campaign for Hacken with 45 goals and 12 assists in 42 matches across all competitions.
By: Megan Feringa
OL Lyonnes struggled against the dominance of FC Barcelona's counterattack
By: Megan Feringa
The 29-year-old has signed a new deal until 2030, which she confirmed during the joint parade with the men's team.
Megan Feringa and Patrick Boyland Scott Phelan is set to be appointed Everton Women head coach on a full-time basis.
By: Megan Feringa
European women’s football still relies predominantly on the beneficence of men’s football. Kang puts her money where her mouth is
By: Megan Feringa
The striker's new deal makes her the highest-paid player in women's football, according to sources
By: Megan Feringa
Diego Restrepo’s arms were full. Alex Greenwood had leapt into them, but so too had the Women’s Super League title, thanks to a late winner against Liverpool. It was a goal from a corner, whipped in by Greenwood and headed home by Rebecca Knaak, but whose roots were that of City’s head of women’s goalkeeping. The set-piece goal was Knaak’s second of the season, City’s 17th in all competitions, their 12th from a corner and, it would later transpire, the one that would crown them WSL champions for
By: Megan Feringa
Diego Restrepo's arms were full. Alex Greenwood had leapt into them, but so too had the Women's Super League title, thanks to a late winner against Liverpool.
By: Megan Feringa
United were 5-4 ahead before an Aggie Beever-Jones quick-fire double secured the comeback win.
By: Megan Feringa
Chelsea have won the 2026 World Seven London Series to earn $500,000 (£372,000) following their 6-5 victory over Manchester United.
