List of foreign A-League Women players explained
This is a list of foreign players in the Australian A-League Women which commenced play in 2008 as the W-League and was rebranded in 2021. The following players must meet both of the following two criteria:
- Have played in at least one A-League Women game (including finals). Players who were signed by A-League Women clubs, but did not play in any competitive games, are not included.
- Are considered foreign, i.e., outside Australia determined by the following:
A player is considered foreign if she is not eligible to play for the national team of Australia.More specifically,
- If a player has been capped on international level, the national team is used; if she has been capped by more than one country, the highest level (or the most recent) team is used. These include Australia players with dual citizenship.
- If a player has not been capped on international level, her country of birth is used, except those who were born abroad from Australian parents or moved to Australia at a young age, and those who clearly indicated to have switched her nationality to another nation.
Clubs listed are those which have contracted the player. Note that calendar years are used. This follows general practice in expressing years a player spent at club.
As of October 2023, 39 different nations have been represented in the A-League Women. Venezuela is the most recent nation to be represented with Mariana Speckmaier debuting for Wellington Phoenix on 15 October 2023.
In bold: players who are currently active with an A-League Women club.
align=center | Contents Argentina
| Bosnia and Herzegovina | Brazil | Canada | Chile | China | Chinese Taipei | Costa Rica | Czech Republic | Denmark | England | France | Germany | Ghana | Guyana | Hong Kong | Iceland | Ireland | Israel | Japan | Mexico | Netherlands | New Zealand | Nigeria | Norway | Philippines | Scotland | Serbia | Singapore | South Africa | South Korea | Spain | Switzerland | Sweden | Trinidad and Tobago | Turkey | United States | Venezuela | WalesSee also | References | |
Argentina
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Brazil
Cameroon
Canada
Chile
China
Chinese Taipei
Costa Rica
Czech Republic
Denmark
England
France
Germany
Ghana
Guyana
Hong Kong
Iceland
Ireland
Israel
Japan
Mexico
Netherlands
New Zealand
- Lily Alfeld – Perth Glory – 2020–21
- Elizabeth Anton – Perth Glory – 2020–24
- Hannah Blake – Perth Glory – 2023, Adelaide United – 2023–24
- Katie Bowen – Melbourne City – 2022–23
- Hannah Bromley – Sydney FC – 2012–13, Newcastle Jets – 2015–16
- Claudia Bunge – Melbourne Victory – 2020–23
- Rebecca Burrows – Newcastle Jets – 2023
- Olivia Chance – Brisbane Roar – 2020–21
- Aroon Clansey – Canberra United – 2011–12
- Milly Clegg – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2023–24
- Katie Duncan – Melbourne Victory – 2013–14
- Abby Erceg – Adelaide United – 2011–13
- Anna Green – Adelaide United – 2011, Sydney FC – 2013–14, 2022–23
- Deven Jackson – Canberra United – 2023–
- Grace Jale – Canberra United – 2022–23, Perth Glory – 2023–24
- Emma Kete – Perth Glory – 2011, Canberra United – 2012, 2015–16, Sydney FC – 2012–14[3]
- Annalie Longo – Sydney FC – 2012–13, Melbourne Victory – 2019–21
- Sarah McLaughlin – Adelaide United – 2012–13
- Elizabeth Milne – Perth Glory – 2012–13, Adelaide United – 2015–16
- Ruby Nathan – Canberra United – 2023–
- Marlies Oostdam – Melbourne Victory – 2008–11
- Briar Palmer – Melbourne Victory – 2015–16
- Holly Patterson – Adelaide United – 2012–13
- Indiah-Paige Riley – Brisbane Roar – 2018–20, 2023
- Emma Rolston – Sydney FC – 2017–18
- Paige Satchell – Canberra United – 2020–21, Sydney FC – 2021–22
- Rebecca Smith – Newcastle Jets – 2008–09
- Malia Steinmetz – Perth Glory – 2020–21, Western Sydney Wanderers – 2021–23
- Rebekah Stott – Brisbane Roar – 2010–11, Melbourne Victory – 2011–13, Melbourne City – 2015–20, 2021–22, 2023–
- Rebecca Tegg – Melbourne Victory – 2008–09
- Marisa van der Meer – Melbourne City – 2021–22
- Hannah Wilkinson – Melbourne City – 2021–24
- Kirsty Yallop – Brisbane Roar – 2015–16
Nigeria
Norway
Philippines
Scotland
Serbia
Singapore
South Africa
South Korea
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Trinidad and Tobago
Turkey
United States
- Murphy Agnew – Newcastle Jets – 2022–23
- Morgan Andrews – Perth Glory – 2019–20
- Alex Arlitt – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2016–17
- Julia Ashley – Adelaide United – 2019–20
- Rola Badawiya – Sydney – 2023, Central Coast Mariners – 2023–24
- Rylee Baisden – Brisbane Roar – 2019–20, Perth Glory – 2022–23
- Lauren Barnes – Melbourne Victory – 2013–15, Melbourne City – 2016–20
- Hillary Beall – Western United – 2022–23, 2023–24
- Michelle Betos – Sydney FC – 2015–16
- Aubrey Bledsoe – Sydney FC – 2017–20
- Jordyn Bloomer – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2022–23
- Tess Boade – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2022
- Tiffany Boshers – Newcastle Jets – 2012–13
- Celeste Boureille – Canberra United – 2016–17, Brisbane Roar – 2017–20
- Hope Breslin – Wellington Phoenix – 2023–24
- Amber Brooks – Adelaide United – 2018–20
- Vicky Bruce – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2023–24
- Simone Charley – Canberra United – 2019–20
- Sarah Clark – Canberra United – 2023–24
- Georgia Cloepfil – Melbourne Victory – 2015
- Cannon Clough – Brisbane Roar – 2021–22, Newcastle Jets – 2022–23, Canberra United – 2023–24
- Danielle Colaprico – Adelaide United – 2016–18, Sydney FC – 2018–19
- Gabriella Coleman – Perth Glory – 2022–23
- Kaylie Collins – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2023–24
- Shea Connors – Brisbane Roar – 2020, 2021–23, Sydney FC – 2023–
- Mia Corbin – Brisbane Roar – 2023–24
- Isabel Cox – Wellington Phoenix – 2023–24
- Niki Cross – Newcastle Jets – 2010–11
- Abby Dahlkemper – Adelaide United – 2015–16
- Sara D'Appolonia – Melbourne Victory – 2023–
- Hailey Davidson – Wellington Phoenix – 2023–24
- Vanessa DiBernardo – Perth Glory – 2015–17
- Makenzy Doniak – Adelaide United – 2017–18
- Caprice Dydasco – Newcastle Jets – 2015–16
- Britt Eckerstrom – Newcastle Jets – 2017–19
- Elizabeth Eddy – Newcastle Jets – 2021–22
- Brooke Elby – Melbourne Victory – 2015–16
- Maddy Evans – Brisbane Roar – 2016–17
- Kendall Fletcher – Central Coast Mariners – 2009, Melbourne Victory – 2010–12, Canberra United – 2013–16, 2017–18, 2020–21, Western Sydney Wanderers – 2016–17
- Amanda Frisbie – Perth Glory – 2017–18
- Emily Garnier – Newcastle Jets – 2022–23
- Christina Gibbons – Melbourne Victory – 2017–18
- Shawna Gordon – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2013–14
- Sarah Griffith – Newcastle Jets – 2022–23
- Julia Grosso – Melbourne City – 2022–24
- Ashleigh Gunning – Adelaide United – 2010–12
- Madison Haley – Sydney FC – 2022–23
- Kristen Hamilton – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2019–20
- Hensley Hancuff – Brisbane Roar – 2022–23
- Tori Hansen – Melbourne Victory – 2023–24
- Haley Hanson – Melbourne Victory – 2019–20
- Ally Haran – Canberra United – 2021–22
- Ashley Hatch – Melbourne City – 2017–18
- Taryn Hemmings – Canberra United – 2011–12
- Brooke Hendrix – Melbourne Victory – 2022
- Rachel Hill – Perth Glory – 2017–19
- Cyera Hintzen – Perth Glory – 2022–23[4]
- Jenna Holtz – Adelaide United – 2023–24
- Jen Hoy – Newcastle Jets – 2016–17
- Sofia Huerta – Adelaide United – 2016–17, Sydney FC – 2018–20
- Tori Huster – Newcastle Jets – 2012–13, 2014, 2017–18 Western Sydney Wanderers – 2013–14
- Darian Jenkins – Melbourne Victory – 2019–20
- Danielle Johnson – Melbourne Victory – 2011–13
- Kendall Johnson – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2014–16
- Samantha Johnson – Sydney FC – 2014, Melbourne Victory – 2016–17, 2018–19, Melbourne City – 2020–21
- Chantel Jones – Perth Glory – 2013–14, Canberra United – 2014, 2021
- Hannah Keane – Western United – 2022–24
- Sarah Killion – Adelaide United – 2015–16
- Haley Kopmeyer – Brisbane Roar – 2015–16, Canberra United – 2017–18
- Kaleigh Kurtz – Canberra United – 2019–20
- Lo'eau LaBonta – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2017–19
- Veronica Latsko – Adelaide United – 2018–19, Sydney FC – 2019–20
- Mariah Lee – Adelaide United – 2023–24
- Camille Levin – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2013–14
- Lori Lindsey – Canberra United – 2013–15
- Allison Lipsher – Newcastle Jets – 2010–11, Sydney FC – 2011–12
- Jillian Loyden – Central Coast Mariners – 2009
- Hailie Mace – Melbourne City – 2019
- Alyssa Mautz – Perth Glory – 2016–17, 2018–19, Adelaide United – 2017–18
- Savannah McCaskill – Sydney FC – 2018–19
- Jessica McDonald – Melbourne Victory – 2012–13, Western United – 2022–23
- Kristen McNabb – Melbourne Victory – 2017–18
- Emily Menges – Melbourne Victory – 2019–20
- Kristie Mewis – Canberra United – 2012–13
- Sydney Miramontez – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2018–19
- Maliah Morris – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2023–24
- Christine Nairn – Melbourne Victory – 2014–17, 2018–19
- Katie Naughton – Adelaide United – 2016–18, Perth Glory – 2018–19
- Paige Nielsen – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2016–17, Canberra United – 2018
- Izzy Nino – Newcastle Jets – 2023–24
- Stephanie Ochs – Canberra United – 2013–15, 2016–17
- Taylor Otto – Melbourne City – 2023–
- Megan Oyster – Newcastle Jets – 2015–17
- Carson Pickett – Brisbane Roar – 2017–20
- Jamie Pollock – Melbourne Victory – 2015–16
- Toni Pressley – Canberra United – 2017–18
- Megan Rapinoe – Sydney FC – 2011[5]
- Elli Reed – Melbourne Victory – 2014
- Katherine Reynolds – Newcastle Jets – 2014
- Katelyn Rowland – Newcastle Jets – 2016–17
- Angela Salem – Newcastle Jets – 2012–13, 2014
- Kaitlyn Savage – Perth Glory – 2013, Adelaide United – 2015–16
- Leah Scarpelli – Brisbane Roar – 2023–24
- Kayla Sharples – Adelaide United – 2021–22
- Jordan Silkowitz – Brisbane Roar – 2023–24
- Alex Singer – Perth Glory – 2009–11
- Julianne Sitch – Melbourne Victory – 2009
- Abby Smith – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2019–20
- Taylor Smith – Newcastle Jets – 2018–19
- Emily Sonnett – Sydney FC – 2017–18
- Jasmyne Spencer – Sydney FC – 2014–16, Canberra United – 2016–17, Melbourne City – 2018–19
- Sam Staab – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2019–20
- Nikki Stanton – Perth Glory – 2015–19
- Katie Stengel – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2016–17, Newcastle Jets – 2017–19, Canberra United – 2019–20[6]
- Crystal Thomas – Perth Glory – 2019–20
- Jordan Thompson – Sydney FC – 2023–
- Erika Tymrak – Melbourne City – 2016–17
- Lydia Vandenbergh – Central Coast Mariners – 2009, Sydney FC – 2011
- Jazmin Wardlow – Central Coast Mariners – 2023–24
- Chelsee Washington – Canberra United – 2021–22
- Nikki Washington – Canberra United – 2012–13
- Ally Watt – Melbourne City – 2020
- Dani Weatherholt – Melbourne Victory – 2018–19
- Mallory Weber – Adelaide United – 2019–21
- McKenzie Weinert – Melbourne Victory – 2023–24
- Lynn Williams – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2019–20, Melbourne Victory – 2021–22
- Keelin Winters – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2014–16
- Arin Wright – Newcastle Jets – 2016–19
- Kelsey Wys – Newcastle Jets – 2016–17
- Beverly Yanez – Melbourne City – 2016–17
- Catherine Zimmerman – Melbourne Victory – 2020–23, Western United – 2023–[7]
Venezuela
Wales
See also
References
- General
- Inline
Notes and References
- Web site: Laís . 2023-08-09 . Soccerway. Perform Group.
- Web site: M. Rojas . 2023-08-09 . Soccerway. Perform Group.
- News: Moebus . Steffen . 2022-01-06 . Imports in the A-League Women's competition . en-US . Beyond 90 . 2023-08-09.
- Web site: C. Hintzen . 2023-08-09 . Soccerway. Perform Group.
- News: Bacic . Angela . 25 October 2018 . Celebrating 10 years: Top 10 moments . The Women's Game . 2023-08-09.
- Web site: K. Stengel . 2023-08-09 . Soccerway. Perform Group.
- News: Lynch . Joey . 2021-01-12 . NCAA women's soccer stars finding success in W-League . en . ESPN . 2023-08-09.