The English women's football league is about to experience a historic season starting this Friday. After many years of professionalization, which at times was painful, the competition will reach a point of maturity that will allow it to reap the fruits of all the work done. It is a league composed of 12 highly competitive teams.
England has consolidated itself as the model to follow in world women's football. The league has become one of the most attractive products in global sport, benefiting from a sustained growth process that attracted significant investment and increased the visibility of the competition.
This summer, the Women's Super League was the destination for world-class stars of women's football. Prestigious Spanish players, such as Alexia Putellas, Mapi León and Ona Batlle, transferred to English teams, further strengthening the level of competition and the media interest around the league.
