Megan Feringa is a women's football writer at The Athletic. With a strong focus on women’s football, the Premier League, and general sports, she covers a range of topics including team sports and international sports leagues. Megan's work has been featured in numerous outlets such as The New York Times, The Daily Mirror, and Yahoo News UK.
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Megan Feringa's coverage predominantly focuses on women's football, particularly concerning the Women’s Super League (WSL) and related events such as player transfers and injuries. She also covers evolving stories in this domain.
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By: Megan Feringa
An independent commission ruled Manchester City had entered into a series of "sham" agreements with Abu Dhabi-based sponsors to circumvent financial regulations and inject more than £850million ($1.19bn) into the club over a nine-year period.
By: Chris Weatherspoon, Megan Feringa
The Premier League side were found guilty of more than 100 rule breaches, but what is the likely impact on their women's setup?
By: Megan Feringa
While breaking through is the thrill, we should be wary of cajoling teams to bridge the gap too quickly and mimic mistakes elsewhere
Sarina Wiegman has signed a two-year contract extension to remain England Women’s head coach until the end of the 2029 European Championships. The 56-year-old Dutch coach’s contract with England was due to expire after next summer’s Women’s World Cup in Brazil. The extension means Wiegman will remain in post through next summer’s World Cup and Euro 2029, as well the 2027 Nations League campaign next spring which will serve as a qualification pathway for a Team GB squad at the 2028 Olympic Games
From vulnerability on the counter and down one flank, to indecision and a misfiring attack, we look at Slegers' issues
By: Megan Feringa, Laia Cervelló
Barcelona Femeni have requested an extension from FIFA in order to compete in the upcoming Women's Champions Cup because they currently do not comply with the world governing body's new regulations over female members of staff.
By: Megan Feringa
In a sense. A sense that is technically hypothetical, based on the anonymous survey results accumulated by The Athletic , in which our reporters asked a bunch of people in women's football — players and managers, past and present, coaches, sporting directors, scouts and leading executives from around the world — to select their top 10 from the 30-strong Ballon d'Or Feminin shortlist.
By: Conor O'Neill, Megan Feringa
Finally, Patri Guijarro is a Ballon d’Or winner. In a sense. A sense that is technically hypothetical, based on the anonymous survey results accumulated by The Athletic, in which our reporters asked a bunch of people in women’s football — players and managers, past and present, coaches, sporting directors, scouts and leading executives from around the world — to select their top 10 from the 30-strong Ballon d’Or Feminin shortlist. Guijarro came out on top with the most total points (15 points aw
By: Michael Cox, Amelie Claydon, Charlotte Harpur, Nancy Froston, Sarah Shephard, Cerys Jones, Megan Feringa, Caoimhe O'Neill
Our writers pay tribute to the Black British women who have left indelible legacies on the sport
By: Charlotte Harpur, Megan Feringa
The two England centre forwards are experiencing very different runs of form. That was never more evident than on Wednesday night
