International Watch: October call-ups confirmed for City Women.

FFION MORGAN

Morgan has been named in Gemma Grainger’s 26-player squad for their upcoming FIFA Women’s World Cup Qualifiers as they travel away to take on Slovenia (Friday, October 22^nd), before facing Estonia at the Cardiff City Stadium (Tuesday, October 26^th).  

SATARA MURRAY

The City Women centre-back will link with the Reggae Girlz over the next two-weeks as the Jamaican national team convene in Miami ahead of back-to-back friendly fixtures against Costa Rica (Thursday, October 22^nd and Sunday, October 24^th).

FRAN BENTLEY

Bentley has been named in the revamped Lionesses Under-23 squad as new Lionesses Head Coach Sarina Wiegman looks to increase opportunities for promising players in the senior pathway.

The Under-23 squad will travel to the Stade Leburton in Tubize for an international fixture against Belgium (Monday, October 25^th) with experienced coach Mo Marley returning to guide the squad on a consultancy basis.

AGGIE BEEVER-JONES

Beever-Jones will head away with the Young Lionesses as they begin their EURO qualifying campaign. The Under-19s will face three fixtures, starting against the Republic of Ireland (Wednesday, October 20th), before taking on Northern Ireland three days later (Saturday, October 23rd).

The group will finish with a fixture against Switzerland (Tuesday 26 October) with the aim of progressing through to the second round of qualifying next year. 

ACADEMY

Ella Hilliard has been included in the 20-player Wales Under-19 squad to travel to Andorra for the 2022 UEFA WU19 EURO Qualifying Round.

They will face hosts Andorra (Tuesday, October 19^th), Moldova (Friday, October 22^nd) and Albania (Monday, October 25th).

Sarah and Grace Mitchell have also been named in the Scotland Under-19 squad.

The young Scots will take on Austria (Wednesday, October 20^th), Ukraine (Saturday, October 23^rd) and the Netherlands (Tuesday, October 26^th).

REGIONAL TALENT CENTRE

Chloe McMahon and Tianna Tiesar have been named in the Wales Under-17s squad, which is led by former City and Wales legend Loren Dykes.

Fearne Slocombe will attend the FA Women’s National Talent Camp at Under-16 level, whilst Emily Cadell, Ella Smith, Amelie Birchley and Alice Turner will all attend the Under-15s camp.