Mary Earps joined London City in the summer of 2026. She is best known for the crucial role she played in England's victory at Euro 2022 and their route to the 2023 World Cup final. She retired from international football in May 2025 with a total of 53 caps.  

Prior to her time in France, Earps spent five years at Manchester United, racking up over 100 appearances. With the Red Devils, Earps became one of the Women’s Super League’s top goalkeepers, winning the Golden Glove, helping the club qualify for the UEFA Women’s Champions League, and lifting the Women’s FA Cup in 2024, the club’s first major trophy.

She built a reputation as one of the world’s leading goalkeepers through a club career that took her across England and Germany. After beginning at Leicester City and gaining experience with clubs including Nottingham Forest, Doncaster Rovers Belles, Birmingham City and Bristol Academy, she established herself as a standout performer at Reading, where she earned PFA Team of the Year recognition.

A move to German champions VfL Wolfsburg in 2018 brought her first major trophies, including a Bundesliga and DFB-Pokal double, before she returned to England with Manchester United in 2019.

The East-Midlands born stopper has won a host of individual player accolades including two-time FIFA Best Goalkeeper of the Year award winner (2022 and 2023). She was also named BBC Sports Personality (2023) and won the Women’s Super League Golden Glove and World Cup Golden Glove in the same calendar year.