![Prost International [PINT]](https://prostinternational.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/PINTtFontLogoRoboto1536x78.jpg)
Following on from the news of Ellen White announcing her retirement from the game, fellow England and Manchester City teammate Jill Scott has decided to quit the beautiful game.
Manchester City and England striker Ellen White has sprung a surprise in the world of women’s football by announcing her retirement from the game.
This year’s Women’s Euros will commence on Wednesday 6th July, with the tournament being held in England in various grounds around the country.
Lionesses manager Sarina Wiegman has made a notable decision by announcing tonight that Steph Houghton has not been included for the forthcoming women’s Euros.
This weekend the WSL takes a break with thoughts turning to a big weekend of World Cup 2023 qualifiers.
Unbeaten in the group stage, winning seven out of a possible nine points, Team GB’s players have been a force so far at the games.
Hege Riise’s Team GB face Bev Priestley’s Canada on Tuesday in their final group stage game, with both sides looking to top the group.
Ellen White’s third goal in just two games was enough to see Team GB edge out hosts Japan and secure their place in the knockout stages at the Olympics.
Team GB will hope to continue their winning streak as they face Japan in their second game of Group E.
Ellen White’s brace saw Team GB open their Olympic campaign with a 2-0 win against debutants Chile.
For only the second time in their history, Team GB have a women’s football squad making their way to the Olympic Games in Tokyo. With Prost providing in-depth and insightful coverage of the side’s progress this summer, we take a closer look at the players on the plane to Japan.
Ellen White leaves Birmingham City to join fellow Women’s Super League side Manchester City, after being called up to the national team for this summers World Cup.