[FM25] Six Fun Women’s Teams to Manage

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