
Sarah Schupansky will represent Gotham FC in the NWSL’s 2026 Nation of Lifesavers Ambassador Class, helping raise awareness for CPR and AED education alongside players from all 16 clubs.

Rose Lavelle believes the USWNT’s upcoming matches in Brazil provide a valuable opportunity to grow by facing the 2027 Women’s World Cup host nation in a difficult road environment.

Gotham FC head coach Juan Carlos Amorós sat down with South Ward Central to discuss leadership, player development, delegation and the culture behind Gotham’s championship success.

Red Bull New York have rewarded midfielder Ronald Donkor’s impressive 2026 season with a new long-term contract that keeps him at the club through the 2029-30 campaign.

Mandy Freeman was honored with an emotional 10-year tribute from Gotham FC and fans after Sunday’s home win over the Houston Dash, celebrating her journey from Sky Blue FC draft pick to championship-winning captain and club cornerstone.

Former North Carolina Courage head coach Sean Nahas is serving as a consultant for Gotham FC. Head coach Juan Carlos Amorós recently explained how Nahas is helping the club’s methodology and contributing behind the scenes.

Rose Lavelle returned to action for Gotham FC on Sunday after missing 28 days due to a hamstring injury. The USWNT midfielder impressed in a substitute appearance and now turns her attention toward upcoming friendlies against Brazil.

With Ann-Katrin Berger sidelined by injury, Shelby Hogan has answered the call for Gotham FC. The backup goalkeeper earned her first NWSL regular-season shutout and helped the Bats maintain the league’s best defensive record.

Rookie forward Jordynn Dudley scored the decisive goal while Rose Lavelle made her return from injury as Gotham FC defeated the Houston Dash and extended its unbeaten run heading into the NWSL regular season break.

Mandy Freeman’s decade-long journey with Gotham FC has been defined by perseverance, loyalty and leadership. As the veteran defender celebrates 10 years with the club, head coach Juan Carlos Amorós and rookie Andrea Kitahata reflected on the impact she has made on and off the pitch.