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#	Team	PL	GD	PTS
1	San Diego Wave	5	+5	12
2	Portland Thorns	5	+3	10
3	Seattle Reign FC	5	+3	10

San Diego Wave Complete the Transfer of USA Forward Catarina MacarioSan Diego Wave have signed USA forward Catarina Macario from Chelsea on a contract through to the 2030 season.

Women's Football Magazine

San Diego Wave sign Chelsea forward MacárioSan Diego Wave have completed the permanent signing of Chelsea forward Catarina Macário.

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USWNT star Catarina Macario to leave Chelsea in 'largest deal' in women’s football history to join San Diego WaveCatarina Macario will leave Chelsea to join San Diego Wave in a record-breaking $8 million deal, making it the largest in women's football history.

Catarina Macario joins San Diego Wave FC in record dealMacario is expected to join the San Diego Wave immediately

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France forward Cascarino joins London City LionessesFrance forward Delphine Cascarino joins London City Lionesses on a three-and-a-half-year deal after leaving San Diego Wave.

Newcastle United Women Secure Exciting Kaitlyn Torpey SigningNewcastle United Women have signed Australian international Kaitlyn Torpey from Portland Thorns. The defender, who has 21 caps for the Matildas, made 20 appearances with Portland and previously played for San Diego Wave, with whom she won the NWSL Challenge Cup. She had set a record for the biggest transfer fee received by an A-League

Women's Football Magazine

Manchester United sign Swedish international Hanna Lundkvist on a free transferHanna Lundkvist has been announced as the first winter transfer window signing for Manchester United after leaving the San Diego Wave.

She Kicks (Women's Football)

Man Utd Women Secure Deal for Sweden international Hanna LundkvistMan Utd Women secure deal for Sweden international full-back Hanna Lundkvist from San Diego Wave. The right-back has agreed to join the club on 1 January 2026, on a contract until June 2029. She has been capped 17 times by Sweden and started every game at the 2025 UEFA Women's European Championship, earlier making over

Women's Football Magazine

Alexia Apostolakis rises with the new wave of Australian talentA rising footballer at just 19, Alexia Apostolakis blends identity, leadership and elite development as she becomes a defining force in Australia’s next wave of talent.