
Several key Gotham FC players, including Rose Lavelle, Ann-Katrin Berger, Jess Carter and Midge Purce, are eligible to begin NWSL free agency discussions as the 2027 window opens on July 1.

Gotham FC announces that 30,000 tickets have been distributed for The Queens Classic against the Washington Spirit, putting the July 15 showdown on track to become the highest-attended women’s sporting event in New York City history.

Gotham FC return from a nearly four-week break to face the Kansas City Current in the 2026 NWSL Challenge Cup. Here’s the latest team news, injury updates and players to watch.

In an exclusive interview, USWNT legend Mia Hamm praised Rose Lavelle’s personality, leadership and defensive work rate, highlighting her evolution into one of the most influential midfielders in the women’s game.

Gotham FC sits firmly among the NWSL contenders despite frequent injuries and a demanding schedule. Here are the five players who have made the biggest impact so far in 2026.

Gotham FC players Sofia Cook and Sarah Schupansky are eager for the opportunity to play at Citi Field in the inaugural Queens Classic as the club gears up for a marquee matchup with the Washington Spirit.

Jaedyn Shaw highlighted Emily Sonnett’s longevity and leadership, praising the veteran defender as a steady influence and example for the USWNT’s next generation.

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.

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.