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Exeter City Women are inviting expressions of interest from prospective players ahead of an invite-only open training session for the first team.
Players keen to take part are encouraged to register via the online form, click here, where they can provide details of their footballing background. More information will be sent directly to selected individuals.
The session is aimed at identifying potential talent for the club’s first team as they prepare for the 2025/26 campaign.
Exeter City Women have been one of the fastest-rising sides in the FA Women’s National League, with a growing profile, increasing attendances at St James Park, and a strong focus on player development.
Managed by Abbie Britton and co-managed by Aaron Wakley, the team has built a reputation for fast, attacking football and a strong community connection.
In recent seasons, the club has hosted multiple fixtures at the men’s first team stadium and launched a number of successful youth and outreach initiatives in the local area.
Anyone with questions about the session can contact abbie.britton@ecfc.co.uk.
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