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The introduction of Women’s Football in Football Manager has opened up new challenges and excitement for players. FM25 continues to build on this by offering for the first time the possibility to manage women’s teams. Whether you’re looking to take charge of an established giant or an underdog, we are going to post 6 fun women’s teams to manage in FM25 that offer a unique and exciting challenge.
 

Brighton & Hove Albion (Women’s Super League)

 

 

Why Manage Brighton & Hove Albion?

 

Brighton is a club on the rise in the Women’s Super League (WSL), making exciting signings to transform the team into serious contenders. For managers in Football Manager 2025 who enjoy building a squad around new talent while developing promising players, Brighton offers an enticing project. With an influx of experienced internationals and young prospects, the Seagulls provide the perfect platform for a long-term managerial journey.

 

 

Key Transfers

 

Signings

Brighton has made some impressive additions to their squad, including Fran Kirby, who brings world-class quality and attacking flair to the team. Joining her is Nikita Parris from Manchester United, another seasoned forward with international experience, and Jelena Cankovic, a versatile midfielder from Chelsea. Brighton also secured Aisha Masaka and Bruna Vilamala (on loan from Barcelona) to inject young talent into their forward line, while Kiko Seike (from Urawa Reds) and Rachel McLauchlan (from Rangers) add quality across defense and midfield.

Departures

Despite their strengthening, Brighton has seen some key exits, including the versatile forward Katie Robinson, who moved to Aston Villa, and Elisabeth Terland, who departed for Manchester United. Defensive mainstays like Julia Zigiotti were also released, while players like Veatriki Sarri and Libby Bance were loaned out for the season, and Geummin Lee headed to Birmingham City.

 

 

Potential Wonderkids

  • Michelle Agyemang
  • Aisha Masaka
  • Maisie Symonds

 

 

Challenge

The challenge with Brighton is taking a mid-table team and transforming them into consistent top-four contenders in the WSL. The new arrivals will help build a solid attacking core, but you’ll need to balance the integration of young stars with the tactical consistency required for success. Brighton’s squad has the talent to compete with the league’s best, but it’s up to you to get the team firing on all cylinders and challenge for European qualification

 

 

Portland Thorns (NWSL)

 

 

Why Manage Portland Thorns?

 

The Portland Thorns are a NWSL powerhouse with a rich history of success and a passionate fanbase. Managing Portland in Football Manager 2025 offers the challenge of maintaining their elite status while integrating a new wave of talent. With key departures and new arrivals, there’s a lot of work to be done to keep Portland competing at the top of the table, making them a perfect club for those who enjoy tactical challenges and squad rebuilding.

 

 

Key Transfers

 

Signings

Portland has made strategic moves to revitalize their squad. Jessie Fleming, signed from Chelsea Ladies, brings creativity and experience to the midfield, while Alexa Spaanstra joined from Kansas City for €35k, adding depth in attack. They’ve also brought in exciting talent like Marie Müller from Freiburg and Isabella Obaze from Rosengard to strengthen their defense. Additionally, young stars like Nicole Payne (on loan from Paris SG) and Payton Linnehan(Penn State) promise future potential for the club.

 

Departures

Despite the signings, Portland has seen significant exits, losing stars like Crystal Dunn to Gotham FC and Raquel Rodriguez to Angel City in a record €250k deal. The trade of Janine Beckie to Louisville is also a notable departure, along with seasoned defender Emily Menges, who joined Bay FC.

 

 

Potential Wonderkids

  • Olivia Moultrie
  • Reilyn Turner

 

 

Challenge

Managing Portland Thorns involves maintaining their competitive edge while rebuilding after the departure of key players. The club’s midfield and defensive core have undergone changes, and integrating the new signings will be critical to ensuring success. With expectations high, your job is to balance the blend of experience and youth, all while aiming to keep Portland in the playoff mix and challenging for silverware. You also have the chance to manage the last days of Christine Sinclair, the record holder for player with most international goals

 



 

Real Madrid (Liga F)

 

 

Why Manage Real Madrid?

 

Real Madrid is rapidly establishing itself as a force in women’s football. For managers in Football Manager 2025, the club offers the perfect balance of prestige, potential, and challenge.

Though still chasing their first Primera División title, Real Madrid’s ambition, backed by a strong squad and a growing reputation in Europe, presents an exciting project.

With new high-profile signings and a mix of experienced stars and rising talents, you’ll have the chance to mold a squad capable of taking on Barcelona and making their mark in the UEFA Women’s Champions League.

 

 

Key Transfers

Signings

Real Madrid made some standout additions to their squad.

Maëlle Lakrar (signed from Montpellier HSC) boosts their defense with her composure and ability to read the game, while Filippa Angeldahl from Manchester City injects creativity and energy into the midfield.

Shei García and Eva Navarro, both signed from Atlético de Madrid, strengthen the right side of the defense and attack respectively, with Navarro offering electric pace on the wing.

Another key arrival is Alba Redondo (Levante), one of the league’s most prolific strikers, adding firepower to Madrid’s frontline.

Finally, Melanie Leupolz joins from Chelsea to offer leadership and midfield stability.

 

Departures

Real Madrid has seen a few key exits as well. Midfield dynamo Claudia Zornoza left for the Utah Royals in the NWSL, while veteran fullback Kenti Robles moved to CF Pachuca in Mexico.

Defensive stalwart Kathellen departed for Al Nassr FC, and versatile midfielder Freja Olofsson signed with Madrid CFF.

Hayley Raso (Tottenham Hotspur) and Ivana Andrés (Inter Milano) were other notable departures, leaving gaps in the squad that the new arrivals will need to fill.

 

 

Potential Wonderkids

  • Linda Caicedo
  • Paula Comendador
  • Sara Martín

 

 

Challenge

The challenge at Real Madrid is clear: dethroning Barcelona, the dominant force in the league, and securing Real Madrid’s first Liga F title.

The new signings will help strengthen the squad, but as a manager, you will need to build cohesion quickly, especially with many key players leaving.

Competing for the league title while ensuring deep runs in the UEFA Women’s Champions League will test your squad management and tactical acumen.

Real Madrid is on the brink of greatness, and with your guidance, they could soon lift their first major trophies.

 

 

 

 

 

 

FC Como (Serie A Femminile)

 

 

Why Manage FC Como?

 

FC Como offer an intriguing challenge for managers looking to build a team capable of competing in Serie A Femminile.
Despite being a relatively new addition to Italy’s top flight, Como has been proactive in the transfer market, bringing in both experienced internationals and young talent.
If you enjoy taking a mid-table squad and developing them into contenders for European competition, Como provides the perfect project, with the opportunity to mold a team that can surprise the traditional powerhouses of Italian women’s football.

 

 

Key Transfers

Signings

FC Como has been busy this transfer window, making a slew of signings to strengthen the squad.

Defensive reinforcement comes in the form of Agnete Marcussen (HB Køge) and veteran Alia Guagni (AC Milan), bringing leadership and stability to the backline. In midfield, Dominika Čonč and Nadine Nischler add depth and creativity, with Čonč bringing experience from Levante Las Planas and Nischler showcasing promise from Meran Women.

Up front, Sarina Bolden (Newcastle Jets) and Elisa del Estal (Napoli Femminile) offer added firepower to boost the team’s goal-scoring capabilities, while Berta Bou will add solid defensive coverage.

 

Departures

Como has seen some important players leave, including goalkeeper Mária Korenčiová, who moved to Freedom FC Women, and Emma Lipman, a veteran defender who joined Genoa CFC. Striker Greta Di Luzio and center-back Carlotta Masu also departed for Cesena and Parma respectively, while the young talent Zara Kramžar and Francesca De Bona left for AS Roma and US Sassuolo.

Replacing these players will be crucial for Como’s ambitions to rise in the league.

 

 

Potential Wonderkids

  • Zara Kramžar
  • Astrid Gilardi
  • Chiara Bianchi

 

 

Challenge

The primary challenge at FC Como Women is establishing the club as a solid mid-table team and then pushing for higher finishes in Serie A.

With significant squad turnover, integrating new signings will be key to finding the right balance and consistency.

You’ll also need to develop the young talents and navigate the departures of key players.

Competing against the likes of Juventus, AS Roma, and Inter Milano will require tactical discipline and squad depth, but with the right approach, Como could quickly climb the Serie A ranks and compete for a spot in Europe in the coming seasons.

 

 

 

 

Paris FC (Première Ligue)

 

 

Why Manage Paris FC?

 

Paris FC offers an exciting opportunity for Football Manager players looking to build a team that can challenge for honors in the Première Ligue.

With a mix of experienced internationals and young prospects, the squad is set up for managers who want to take a club with potential and transform them into title contenders.

Paris FC has been active in the transfer market, making key acquisitions to bolster their defense and attack, making them a great team for those who love molding a balanced squad capable of competing on multiple fronts.

 

Key Transfers

 

Signings

There were some significant additions, particularly in defense, with Deja Davis arriving from Le Havre AC and Fiona Liaigre from FC Girondins de Bordeaux.

They have also strengthened their midfield with the acquisition of Maëlle Garbino from Juventus, a player with Serie A experience who can bring creativity and control to the midfield.

The attack has been boosted by the arrival of Louna Ribadeira from Chelsea, a young striker with enormous potential, and Adja Binaté from US Orléans, who will add more depth to the midfield.

 

Departures

The club has seen some important exits, including the experienced Louise Fleury, who moved to FC Nantes, and veteran fullback Julie Soyer, who has retired from professional football.

 

 

Potential Wonderkids

 

  • Inès Marques
  • Fiona Liaigre
  • Lou Bogaert
  • Marie Mulot
  • Kenza Roche-Dufour

 

Challenge

 

The challenge with Paris FC lies in breaking through the dominance of clubs like Olympique Lyonnais and Paris Saint-Germain in the French league.

With the new signings, you have a team that can compete, but it will take careful squad management and tactical acumen to challenge for European places and eventually the league title.

The blend of youth and experience in the squad means that you will need to develop the younger players while ensuring the experienced signings can provide leadership and consistency on the pitch.

With the help of #10 Clara Matéo, you will try to take Paris FC to the next level and competing in Europe will be the ultimate test.

 

 

 

FC Bayern München (Frauen Bundesliga)

 

 

Why manage Bayern München?

 

Bayern München’s women’s team is a powerhouse in the Frauen-Bundesliga, consistently challenging for titles.

For #FM25 players, Bayern offers a well-rounded and established squad with a mix of experienced internationals and rising stars.

If you’re seeking a club with the infrastructure and talent to compete at the highest level right away, Bayern Munich is the ideal choice. With recent big-name signings, they’re ready to compete for their first UEFA Women’s Champions League, offering a thrilling challenge for any manager.

 

 

Key Transfers

 

Signings

Bayern has made significant additions this season, including the experienced Swedish defender Linda Sembrant from Juventus, adding leadership and solidity to the backline.

Lena Oberdorf, one of the best young midfielders in the world, arrives from VfL Wolfsburg for €400,000, providing Bayern with a powerhouse in defensive midfield.

Julia Zigiotti Olme comes in from Brighton, bringing versatility and grit to the midfield.

Other notable additions include young talents like Ena Mahmutovic from MSV Duisburg and Karólína Lea Vilhjálmsdóttir from Bayer 04 Leverkusen, both of whom add depth and future potential to Bayern’s already strong squad.

 

Departures

Bayern has seen a few key players leave, with Emilie Bragstad joining Bayer 04 Leverkusen and promising left-back Inès Belloumou moving to West Ham United in the WSL.
Veteran goalkeeper Erin Nayler has left the club, and some younger players like Cecilía Rán Rúnarsdóttir and Natalia Padilla Bidas have also departed, moving to Inter Milan and Sevilla FC, respectively, on free transfers.

 

 

Potential Wonderkids

 

  • Franziska Kett
  • Ena Mahmutovic
  • Alara Şehitler

 

 

Challenge

 

The primary challenge with Bayern Munich is maintaining their dominance in the Frauen-Bundesliga while taking the next step in European competition.

With the arrival of Lena Oberdorf and the experience of Linda Sembrant, Bayern has the squad to challenge for the Champions League, but you’ll need to integrate new signings quickly and ensure tactical balance across a packed schedule.
Can you take Bayern Munich to the top of Europe and knock off competitors like Wolfsburg and Barcelona?

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