Live Roundups Editor's Desk Insights Executive Ops Weather About 🔍
Home › Sport › Everton captain Finnigan signs one-year extension
Sport

Everton captain Finnigan signs one-year extension

Everton captain Finnigan signs one-year extension
BBC Sport Monday 13 July 2026, 19:58 UTC 1 min read
Key Points

Everton captain Megan Finnigan signs a one-year contract extension with the Women's Super League club.

Everton captain Megan Finnigan signs a one-year contract extension with the Women's Super League club.
Everton (ORG) Finnigan (PERSON) Megan Finnigan (PERSON) the Women's Super League (ORG)
Originally published by BBC Sport Read original →

Related Stories

Haaland, Norway return home to heroes' welcome

Erling Haaland and his Norway teammates were welcomed home by tens of thousands of ecstatic supporters in Oslo following their historic World Cup achievements in North America. Norway reached the World Cup quarterfinals for the first time in the country's history this summer, beating five-time winners Brazil in the round of 16 before being knocked out by England. Star striker Haaland saw his global fame reach new heights as he scored seven goals in Norway's first World Cup campaign in 28 years.

ESPN just now

Reaves likes Lakers' 'pieces' in post-LeBron era

After signing the most lucrative NBA contract for an undrafted player in league history earlier this month, Los Angeles Lakers guard Austin Reaves -- wearing a backward hat and a golf T-shirt-- appeared to be the same low-key guy he's always been, speaking to reporters Monday for the first time since signing the new deal. What has changed, Reaves admitted, is the roster that will surround him, beginning with the departure of LeBron James. "I don't know if I've honestly processed it yet,"...

ESPN just now

Mock draft: 12-team league can shift your quarterb...

In a 12-team league, the talent pool gets shallow quickly. Players you can wait on in a smaller format, such as a 10-team league? Those guys come off the board much earlier with two extra picks per round.

ESPN 16m ago

Commentary: VAR was supposed to take the messy human element out of refereeing. How did it go so wrong?

Commentary: VAR was supposed to take the messy human element out of refereeing. How did it go so wrong? Perhaps it was futile to hope a technical system could end human disputes over a sport that has always been more art than science, say three academics.

Channel News Asia 35m ago