
BROOKLYN, N.Y. — Brooklyn FC Women today announced the signing of English midfielder Abbey-Leigh Stringer, pending league and federation approval.
Top-Level Experience: A native of Nuneaton, England, Stringer spent more than a decade at the highest levels of women’s soccer, competing in the English Women’s Super League (WSL) and the Gainbridge Super League.
- Birmingham City: A product of the Aston Villa academy, Stringer made her professional debut for Birmingham City in 2014, making 43 WSL and cup appearances across five seasons.
- Everton: In 2018, she signed for WSL club Everton, making 53 appearances over three seasons and scoring her first professional goal.
- West Ham: Stringer moved to East London in 2021, suiting up for West Ham United 49 times and scoring once in three seasons.
A move to the US: In 2024, Stringer signed with DC Power FC ahead of the inaugural season of the Gainbridge Super League.
- She made three appearances before returning to England to play one season with Burnley FC.
Representing her country: Stringer was identified early on in her career by the England national team setup.
- Consistent youth international: She made more than 20 appearances for England youth teams between U17 and U23.
Known for her tactical discipline, physical presence, and box-to-box work rate, the 31-year-old Stringer adds proven quality and international poise to Brooklyn’s squad.
- Head Coach Alex Smith: “Abby is a dynamic player whose experience in the most competitive leagues in the world will be invaluable to our team. Her leadership, defensive capabilities, and ability to dictate the tempo of the match make her an integral piece as we continue reshaping the culture of our squad.”
Brooklyn FC Women continue their 2026 Gainbridge Super League Fall Season on October 31 at 2 PM at Sporting JAX. They will return home to face Carolina Ascent on November 7 at 2 PM ET. Tickets are available now on SeatGeek.

















































































































































































































































































