Mary Earps signs two-year deal with London City Lionesses

Former England goalkeeper Mary Earps has returned to the Women's Super League, signing a two-year contract with London City Lionesses after her departure from Paris Saint-Germain. The 33-year-old's move was officially confirmed on Friday, June 19, 2026.

Earps joins the ambitious London club as a free agent following the expiration of her contract with PSG, where she spent two seasons. She made 22 league appearances in the most recent campaign, keeping 12 clean sheets as the French side finished third. Her arrival marks a significant statement of intent for London City, who are entering their second season in the WSL after finishing sixth in their debut campaign.

In a statement, Earps expressed enthusiasm for the club's project, citing its values and ambition. She highlighted the club's vision, including a new training facility, and the drive of owner Michele Kang. Earps said the move was about putting a marker down and aiming to be competitive quickly, acknowledging the extreme competitiveness of the WSL. She also stated she looks forward to working with the team's existing goalkeeper, Elene Lete.

Earps brings a wealth of experience and a high profile to her new club. She was a...