Birmingham City makes a return to the Women's Super League (WSL) for the 2026-27 season after a four-year absence. Under the management of Amy Merricks, the team has focused on bolstering its squad with players possessing WSL experience, a strategic move aimed at securing their place in the top flight.
Despite their promotion from WSL2, where they finished first last season, the team faces a challenging outlook. Guardian writers have collectively predicted Birmingham City to finish in 12th place, suggesting a tough battle for survival in their inaugural season back in the WSL. The club's primary objective will be to establish themselves and avoid immediate relegation.
Birmingham City Aims to Consolidate in WSL Return
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