The agent for former Stanford star and USWNT striker Catarina Macario says Bay FC is interested. Thanks to a new rule, the NWSL team might be able to swing a deal.

Several NWSL teams are interested in acquiring Chelsea and United States forward Catarina Macario, multiple sources confirmed to ESPN.

According to a report by ESPN’s Jeff Kassouf USWNT forward Catarina Macario has “several NWSL teams” interested in signing her away from the European powerhouse in the WSL, Chelsea.

GOAL reviews the weekend’s top Americans Abroad performances as Girma keeps Chelsea from conceding and Thompson, Yohannes, and Tullis-Joyce impress.

Coach Emma Hayes' squad posted its fourth consecutive win to close out the calendar year with Monday night's 2-0 victory over Italy.

Multiple NWSL clubs are preparing a push for Chelsea and United States Women's National Team forward Catarina Macario, who can sign a pre-contract Jan. 1 ahead of her deal expiring July 1, ESPN reports.

The U.S. women's national team have a chance to close out the year with a winning streak on Monday. After defeating Italy 3-0 on Friday, the group will face the Europeans once again in the final match to mark the end of 2025 at Chase Stadium in Fort Lauderdale.

Emma Hayes won her fifth consecutive Women’s Super League title with Chelsea on Saturday. On Wednesday, she arrived in Newark off her flight from Heathrow, and by Thursday morning she was awaiting a whirlwind media tour introducing her to an American ...

The original 17 members of the 1985 USWNT laid the foundation for the dynasty to come, but rarely get recognition until now. Here's how it all began.

The U.S. Women's National Team secured a 2-0 victory over Italy on Monday in their final match of the 2025 schedule at Chase Stadium in Fort Lauderdale. Cat Macario continued her torrid scoring pace with a goal midway through the first half and Jaedyn Shaw ...

With Washington pushing to retain Rodman, new league mechanisms emerging, and Europe circling, her decision could redefine what comes next for both player and league.

U.S. Soccer splits FIFA prize money equally between its men's and women's teams, so the men's performance in the 2026 World Cup can benefit the USWNT.