What Sam Coffey's move to Manchester City means for the WSL
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Episode Notes
Manchester City are six points clear at the top of the English Women's Super League table, but they're not stopping there. What does the blockbuster arrival of U.S. women's national team midfielder Sam Coffey, for $875k from the Portland Thorns, mean for City's title aspirations and the rest of the WSL?
On this episode of Full Time, Producer Theo is joined by The Athletic's Megan Feringa and Charlotte Harpur to get into all the biggest stories from the WSL as the second half of the season gets underway. Is the title race down to two contenders? Why has Chelsea fallen behind? What's going on with Arsenal and their decision to renew the contract of head coach Renee Slegers? How bold is the investment in Manchester United this January? What has been key to the renaissance at Spurs?
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HOST: Theo Lloyd-Hughes
GUESTS: Megan Feringa, Charlotte Harpur
PRODUCER: Theo Lloyd-Hughes
VIDEO PRODUCER: Lia Griffin
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Emily Olsen
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Referenced on the show:
Manchester City sign USWNT’s Sam Coffey from Portland Thorns for $875k
The WSL’s top-four battle has been split in two
Arsenal leading race for Georgia Stanway as midfielder confirms Bayern Munich summer exit
Arsenal head coach Renee Slegers signs new long-term contract
Manchester United Women sign Hanna Lundkvist, Lea Schuller on deals to 2029
Chelsea’s attack is key in the Champions League. Will the handbrake be released?
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