Current Foreign Players in The League
See also: List of foreign players in the W-League (Australia)Canada
- Sasha Andrews (Perth Glory)
England
- Hannah Beard (Brisbane Roar)
- Stacey Day (Newcastle Jets)
- Carly Telford (Perth Glory)
Germany
- Ariane Hingst (Canberra United)
Japan
- Hoshimi Kishi (Brisbane Roar)
- Sachiko Tatsuoka (Brisbane Roar)
New Zealand
- Hannah Bromley (Sydney FC)
- Aroon Clansey (Canberra United)
- Abby Erceg (Adelaide United)
- Emma Kete (Sydney FC)
- Annalie Longo (Sydney FC)
- Sarah McLaughlin (Adelaide United)
- Elizabeth Milne (Perth Glory)
- Holly Patterson (Adelaide United)
- Rebekah Stott (Melbourne Victory)
Sweden
- Louise Fors (Western Sydney Wanderers)
- Petra Larsson (Melbourne Victory)
Turkey
- Gulcan Koca (Melbourne Victory)
United States
- Jessica McDonald (Melbourne Victory)
- Danielle Johnson (Melbourne Victory)
- Angela Salem (Newcastle Jets)
- Nikki Washington (Canberra United)
- Kristen Mewis (Canberra United)
Wales
- Jessica Fishlock (Melbourne Victory)
- Carys Hawkins (Perth Glory)
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