Manchester United Women marked International Women’s Day by celebrating women globally and promoting a spirit of generosity and collaboration, with the club finishing 4th in the 2025 FA WSL table on 40 points (11W-7D-4L) and a +16 goal difference.

What did the players say?

Gabby George and Millie Turner, two of the team’s star defenders, led the campaign. They stressed that giving back is key to growing the women’s game. “When we give, we gain,” the team stated, highlighting the togetherness at Manchester United Women.

How can women’s football grow?

George and Turner called for better recognition of the women’s game as its own entity. George noted the lack of exposure when they were younger and the importance of creating dreams for the next generation. Turner added that more clubs should adopt full-time professional setups to bridge gaps in the sport.

What environment do they want at Manchester United Women?

Both players emphasized the need for a supportive environment. George said the team ensures everyone feels welcome and can be themselves. Turner, who has been with the club since its early days, hopes the current togetherness continues, calling it “really special.”

What advice do they have for young players?

The duo urged young footballers to focus on enjoying the game. “As long as you’re enjoying it, you’ll continue to progress,” George said. Turner added that passion and love for the sport drive the sacrifices needed to succeed.