TThe 2024/2025 season marks the first time the Women’s Super League and the Championship will operate independently from the Football Association (FA) and under a new independent entity called Women’s Professional Leagues Limited (WPLL).

The Women’s Super League and Women’s Championship have signed a multi-year title sponsorship deal with Barclays, worth more than 30 million pounds ($40.05 million) British media reports said, marking their most lucrative commercial agreement to date.

The Women's Super League and Women's Championship have secured a record-breaking sponsorship deal with Barclays worth over 30 million pounds. The partnership marks their most lucrative commercial agreement to date,

When Barclays became title sponsor of the Women's Super League in 2019, it was the biggest investment ever made by a brand into women's sport in the UK. The WSL has experienced significant growth since, especially in the wake of the Lionesses' triumph at Euro 2022.

They enjoyed a celebratory day in the sunshine in the Women’s FA Cup at Wembley in May but six days later, were humbled 6-0 by Chelsea in their league season finale at Old TraffordIt was a harsh reminder of how far behind the champions they had fallen since 2023,

Women’s Professional Leagues Limited (WPLL) has today agreed a new multi-year deal with Barclays for title sponsor of the Barclays Women's Super League and Barclays Women's Championship.The

The Women’s Super League has secured a major boost after Barclays renewed its title sponsorship of the WSL and Championship on improved terms. Under the new deal Barclays says it has doubled its investment until 2028.

The Women’s Super League and Women’s Championship have signed a multi-year title sponsorship deal with Barclays, worth more than 30 million pounds ($40.05 million) British media reports said, marking their most lucrative commercial agreement to date.

Barclays will remain the title sponsor of the Women’s Super League and Women’s Championship in a new three-year deal worth about £15m a season.