Wolves Women Football Club

After seven years with her childhood club, Bec Thomas has departed Wolves this summer, ending an illustrious time in Old Gold between the sticks.

During her 137 appearances, Bec will be remembered in a Wolves shirt for her famous penalty shoot-out saves against Nottingham Forest in the Women’s FA Cup, a key figure between the dressing room - and of course as being part of the side that brought professional women’s football to Wolverhampton Wanderers.

Everyone at Wolves wishes Bec all the very best for the future and we thank her for her incredible dedicated to the club over the years. Once a wolf, always a wolf 💛

A moment to remember 😍

Professional Women's Football is coming to your club 💛

Be there for every moment in our debut WSL 2 season 🎟️ wolves.short.gy/STs

Happy Birthday to our Player of the Season 🥳

📋 Following the conclusion of the 2025/26 season, which saw Wolves Women promoted to the WSL 2 for the first time, the club can now confirm the retained and released list.

Wolves Women retained and released list Following the conclusion of the 2025/26 season, which saw Wolves Women promoted to the WSL 2 for the first time, the club can now confirm the retained a...

As we prepare for professional football for the first time in our history, we are now accepting applications for a Women's & Girls Performance Analyst ⤵️

🔗 wolves.co.uk/club/vacancies

Now stood in pride of place in the Wolves Museum 🏆

Visit 10.30am-4.30pm every day at Molineux 🏟️

The kit for our first ever WSL 2 season is here 💛🖤

🖥️ Online: Friday 5th June, 9am
🏪 In-store: Friday 5th June, 10am

The Alchemy of 1877. 💛🖤

The 2026/27 Wolverhampton Wanderers Home Kit.

This is more than a shirt. It's a piece of the city.

For this special anniversary edition, the modern Wolves badge makes way for the Wolverhampton coat of arms - a crest carrying centuries of civic identity. Last seen on a Wolves shirt between 1993 and 1996, it famously graced the kit on that legendary 1960 FA Cup Final. And this marks the first time it has returned since Wolverhampton was granted city status in 2000.

The fabric itself tells the story. SUDU has engineered a bespoke two-colour weave with a graphic drawn directly from the city coat of arms.

Club and City. Forged together.

Available Tomorrow