West Ham United has signed Polish goalkeeper Kinga Szemik, who will play for the Women's Super League team until 2027. Szemik, who has a rich career history including stints at FC Nantes and Stade Reims, has become Poland's number one goalkeeper following Katarzyna Kiedrzynek's retirement. She expressed excitement about joining West Ham, citing the club's history and the league's prestige as key factors in her decision. Szemik aims to develop further as a player and contribute to her new team.

Paris Saint-Germain has signed Polish goalkeeper Oliwia Szperkowska, making her the second Polish goalkeeper at the club following Katarzyna Kiedrzynek. Szperkowska, who has been called up to the national team but has not made her senior debut, expressed her excitement about joining PSG. She previously played for UKS SMS Łódź and Czarni Sosnowiec, where she achieved notable successes. PSG now has three Polish players, with the D1 Arkema league featuring several other Polish talents.

The article discusses Spain's victory in the FIFA Women's World Cup, highlighting the technical and tactical excellence of the team. However, it also addresses the controversy surrounding the Spanish football federation (RFEF) and coach Jorge Vilda. The author criticizes the support Vilda received from RFEF president Luis Rubiales, despite allegations of misconduct and the protest of 15 Spanish players who refused to play under Vilda. The article praises players like Clàudia Pina, Patri Guijarro, and Leila Ouahabi for standing by their protest and not participating in the World Cup. It also celebrates the achievements of players like Salma Paralluelo, Aitana Bonmatí, and Alexia Putellas. The author argues that the victory, while monumental, is marred by the federation's disregard for the players' voices and warns of the potential negative impact this could have on other sports and athletes.

Eight teams made their debut at the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup, with Morocco being the only one to advance to the round of 16. The Philippines, Ireland, Zambia, Haiti, Portugal, Vietnam, and Panama all exited at the group stage but left memorable performances. Key players like Katie McCabe and Melchie Dumornay stood out, while teams like Zambia and Portugal showed potential for future tournaments. Morocco's advancement to the knockout stages marks a significant achievement for women's football in Africa.

The Polish Modern Pentathlon Association has been criticized for not selecting a full team for the World Championships, limiting the opportunity for athletes to qualify for the Olympics. Despite a previous incident with the Polish Weightlifting Federation, which reversed a similar decision after public pressure, the pentathlon association has only selected two men and two women for the upcoming championships in Bath. Athletes have expressed their willingness to self-fund their participation to field a full team, but the association's decision remains unchanged. An update to the article indicates that three men and three women have now been officially selected to compete.

GKS Katowice emerged as the champions of the Polish Ekstraliga after a competitive season, securing their first title on the final day. The season saw strong performances from teams like TME SMS Łódź and Górnik Łęczna, with Łódź finishing third. Dominika Kopińska was the top scorer with 20 goals. The relegation battle saw Medyk Konin and Sportis KKP Bydgoszcz drop to the second tier. The Polish Cup final is set for June 10th between TME SMS Łódź and AP Orlen Gdańsk.

Serbia, Ukraine, Greece, and Poland are set to compete in Group B3 of the UEFA Women's Nations League. Serbia, with players like Jovana Damnjanović and Jelena Čanković, appears to be the most formidable opponent. Ukraine, led by manager Lluís Cortés, faces challenges but has potential with players like Nicole Kozlova. Greece, under coach Alexandros Katikaridis, remains an underdog but not to be underestimated. Poland, the group favorite, aims for Euro 2025 qualification, leveraging its strong team and past performances against top European teams.