Charlotte Harpur is a Women’s Football Writer at The Athletic UK. She specializes in covering Manchester United and women's football, with a keen focus on international sports leagues, major sports tournaments, and team sports. Charlotte's work has been featured in notable publications such as The New York Times, Yahoo Sports, and Daily Maverick.
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Charlotte Harpur's coverage focuses mainly on women's football, the USWNT, Women's Super League, and Olympics. She also delves into human interest stories related to sports. If you plan to reach out to her, consider offering insights into women's football events or developments within the Women's Super League. Additionally, if you have expertise in the context of Olympic qualifiers or human-interest stories related to athletes and their journeys, these would be relevant topics for pitching Charlotte Harpur.
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By: Charlotte Harpur
Charlotte Harpur and Megan Feringa The Women's Super League returns this coming weekend.
By: Megan Feringa, Charlotte Harpur, Conor O'Neill
Both are packed with global stars and competitive matches. One has relegation, the other a salary cap. But which is stronger?
By: Charlotte Harpur
The 41-year-old Spaniard spoke of the club's focus on a sustainable investment model for recruitment and developing younger players.
De Almeida will provide much-needed depth to Arsenal's centre-back group.
By: Charlotte Harpur, Melanie Anzidei
A highly experienced player, Bonansea has been a mainstay for Juventus, amassing over 200 appearances and winning 15 trophies.
By: Charlotte Harpur, Megan Feringa
If your crystal ball is looking a little murky, don't worry, you're not alone.
By: Charlotte Harpur, Megan Feringa
With more teams, a broken title run and contrasting approaches to investment, this could be the most uncertain season of the Women's Super League yet. We could even see its power dynamics majorly disrupted for the first time in years.
By: Charlotte Harpur
The WSL club must adhere to stricter financial rules this season
By: Megan Feringa, Charlotte Harpur
That is how former Barcelona midfielder and two-time Ballon d'Or winner Alexia Putellas described England's Women's Super League (WSL) upon the announcement of her signing with London City Lionesses
By: Charlotte Harpur
Putellas, the women’s game’s most high-profile player, made her WSL debut for London City Lionesses on Friday in humble surroundings
