Brooklyn FC has partnered with Brooklyn City F.C. to create a Women's Football Ecosystem for about 350 female players. The collaboration enhances pathways from grassroots to professional soccer, promoting community engagement and shared development initiatives.
Brooklyn FC has signed midfielder Jennifer Cudjoe, a veteran footballer and Ghanaian National Team Deputy Captain, for the 2025-26 season, aiming to leverage her leadership and experience in upcoming matches.
Brooklyn FC won their season opener against Tampa Bay Sun FC 2-1, showcasing strong defense and strategic play. Coach Tengarrinha praised players for their efforts, while emphasizing the need for continuous improvement throughout the season.
Sisters Ana and Kiki Marković have signed with Brooklyn FC for the 2025/26 season, bringing leadership and talent. Their joint journey in soccer, along with co-founding a vegan brand, amplifies their impact.
Brooklyn FC has appointed Tomás Tengarrinha as the new coach for the women's team starting the 2025/26 season. Tengarrinha, a UEFA A-licensed coach, is known for developing attack-minded teams and players.
Brooklyn FC has signed defender Jordan Thompson from Sydney FC for the 2025/26 Gainbridge Super League campaign. Thompson, a former standout at Gonzaga, aims to contribute to the club's championship aspirations.
Brooklyn FC has transferred forward Mackenzie George to Carolina Ascent FC. A consistent player with four goals and five assists, she became a fan favorite for her leadership and energetic presence on and off the field.
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