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This is a list of LGBTQ+ women's association footballers, including non-heterosexual female footballers (or those who have openly been in a same-sex relationship) as well transgender and non-binary footballers of any gender who have played for a women's association football team at the level specified.

International footballers

Ordered by national team alphabetically

Name Nationality Career Notes & references
Lorena Benítez  Argentina [1]
Tameka Yallop  Australia 2007– [2]
Michelle Heyman  Australia 2008– [3]
Sam Kerr  Australia 2008– [3]
Chloe Logarzo  Australia 2011– [3]
Ellie Carpenter  Australia 2015– [4]
Brianna Davey  Australia [5]
Sarah Walsh  Australia [6]
Manuela Zinsberger  Austria 2010– [7]
Diede Lemey  Belgium [8]
Ella Van Kerkhoven  Belgium [8]
Marta  Brazil 2000– [9]
Francielle  Brazil 2006–2018 l[10]
Andressa Alves  Brazil 2010– [10]
Bárbara  Brazil [11]
Kadeisha Buchanan  Canada [12]
Stephanie Labbé  Canada [13]
Erin McLeod  Canada [14]
Quinn  Canada [15]
Fernanda Pinilla  Chile [16]
Pernille Harder  Denmark [17]
Dorte Dalum Jensen  Denmark [18]
Casey Stoney  England 1994–2018 [19]
Beth Mead  England 2011– [20]
Lauren Hemp  England 2016– [21]
Anita Asante  England [22]
Lucy Bronze  England [23]
Jessica Carter  England [24]
Rachel Daly  England [25]
Bethany England  England [26]
Melanie Garside-Wight  England [27]
Fran Kirby  England [28]
Jordan Nobbs  England [29]
Lianne Sanderson  England [30]
Jill Scott  England [31]
Demi Stokes  England [32]
Jodie Taylor  England [33]
Leah Williamson  England [34]
Pauline Peyraud-Magnin  France [35][36]
Nadine Angerer  Germany [37]
Ann-Katrin Berger  Germany [38]
Linda Bresonik  Germany [39]
Sara Doorsoun  Germany [40]
Inka Grings  Germany [41]
Ursula Holl  Germany [42]
Svenja Huth  Germany [43]
Steffi Jones  Germany [44]
Isabel Kerschowski  Germany [45]
Katja Kraus  Germany [46]
Kim Kulig  Germany [47]
Lea Schüller  Germany [48]
Edda Garðarsdóttir  Iceland [49]
Ólína Guðbjörg Viðarsdóttir  Iceland [49]
Sandra Sigurðardóttir  Iceland [50]
Ruesha Littlejohn  Ireland 2006– [51]
Katie McCabe  Ireland 2011– [52]
Isibeal Atkinson  Ireland 2017– [7]
Lisa Boattin  Italy [53]
Aurora Galli  Italy [54]
Manuela Giugliano  Italy [55]
Elena Linari  Italy [56]
Carolina Morace  Italy [57]
Kumi Yokoyama  Japan [58]
Janelly Farías  Mexico [59]
Bianca Henninger  Mexico [60]
Stephany Mayor  Mexico [61]
Bianca Sierra  Mexico [62]
Nathalie Geeris  Netherlands ?–2000 [63]
Daniëlle van de Donk  Netherlands 2008– [4]
Viviane Miedema  Netherlands 2011– [64]
Anouk Dekker  Netherlands [65]
Sherida Spitse  Netherlands [66]
Stefanie van der Gragt  Netherlands [67]
Merel van Dongen  Netherlands [68]
Kirsty Yallop  New Zealand 2004–2018 [2]
Katie Duncan  New Zealand [69]
Priscilla Duncan  New Zealand [70]
Emma Kete  New Zealand [71]
Hannah Wilkinson  New Zealand [72]
Marissa Callaghan  Northern Ireland [73]
Isabell Herlovsen  Norway [74]
Frida Maanum  Norway [75]
Linda Medalen  Norway [76]
Bente Nordby  Norway [77]
Tahnai Annis  Philippines [78]
Nadezhda Karpova  Russia [79]
Lisa Evans  Scotland 2008– [7]
Shannon Lynn  Scotland [80]
Eudy Simelane  South Africa [81]
Mapi León  Spain 2009– [82]
Alba Redondo  Spain 2009– [83]
Teresa Abelleira  Spain 2016– [84][85]
Ivana Andrés  Spain [86]
Ana "Willy" Romero  Spain [87]
Nilla Fischer  Sweden 1998–2022 [88]
Anneli Andelén  Sweden ?–2000 [63]
Filippa Angeldahl  Sweden [89]
Nathalie Björn  Sweden [90]
Lisa Dahlkvist  Sweden [91]
Magdalena Eriksson  Sweden [92]
Jennifer Falk  Sweden [93]
Lina Hurtig  Sweden [94]
Emma Kullberg  Sweden [95]
Jessica Landström  Sweden [96]
Malin Levenstad  Sweden [97]
Hedvig Lindahl  Sweden [98]
Victoria Sandell Svensson  Sweden [99]
Caroline Seger  Sweden [100]
Linda Sembrant  Sweden [101]
Pia Sundhage  Sweden [102]
Julia Zigiotti Olme  Sweden [103]
Noelle Maritz  Switzerland 2011– [7]
Ramona Bachmann  Switzerland [104]
Alisha Lehmann  Switzerland [105]
Ali Krieger  United States 2005–2019 [106]
Ashlyn Harris  United States 2009–2020 [106]
Kelley O'Hara  United States 2009– [107]
Megan Rapinoe  United States 2009– [108]
Kristie Mewis  United States 2013– [109]
Tierna Davidson  United States [110]
Adrianna Franch  United States [111]
Natasha Kai  United States [112]
Lori Lindsey  United States [113]
Joanna Lohman  United States [114]
Kelley O'Hara  United States [115]
Megan Rapinoe  United States [116]
Abby Wambach  United States [117]
Saskia Webber  United States [118]
Jess Fishlock  Wales 2002– [119]
Angharad James  Wales 2010– [120]
Stephanie Williams  Wales [121]
Andrea Worrall  Wales [122]

Other professional footballers

Ordered by career start chronologically

Name Nationality Career Notes & references
Lily Parr  England 1920–1951 [123]
Macarena Sánchez  Argentina 2006– [124]
Lisa Hurtig  Sweden 2007– [94]
Toni Pressley  United States 2008– [9]
Keelin Winters  United States 2011– [125]
Emma Lennartsson  Sweden 2013– [126]
Abbey-Leigh Stringer  England 2014– [7]
Claudia Walker  England 2014– [7]
Naomi Hartley  England 2018– [127]
Mara Gómez  Argentina 2022– [128]

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