Mary Earps, former England goalkeeper, returns to the Women's Super League with London City Lionesses. She expresses uncertainty about facing the English spotlight again due to social media abuse and public scrutiny, but is inspired by the club's owner, Michele Kang.
Goalkeeper Mary Earps returns to the Women's Super League with London City Lionesses, drawn by the club's ambitious vision, state-of-the-art facilities, and owner Michele Kang's belief in women's football. The move marks a significant personal and professional shift from her previous stint at PSG.
Former England goalkeeper Mary Earps, 33, has signed a two-year contract with London City Lionesses after leaving Paris St-Germain. Earps, a two-time Fifa Best Goalkeeper, cited the club's values and ambition, including a new training facility, as key factors in her decision.
London City Lionesses are reportedly close to signing Mary Earps and Mapi León on free transfers. Earps, a former England goalkeeper, and León, a Barcelona defender, are expected to join when their contracts expire at the end of June.
England goalkeeper Mary Earps and Spain defender Mapi Leon are reportedly close to joining London City Lionesses this summer. Earps is set to leave PSG, while Leon departs Barcelona. The club is also pursuing Alexia Putellas.
England goalkeeper Mary Earps, 33, is reportedly close to a Women's Super League return, with London City Lionesses showing interest. Her contract with PSG expires in June, and she previously played for Manchester United.
