The Women's Super League (WSL) and Women's Championship have agreed to a new deal with Barclays to remain as the title sponsor of the leagues, it was announced on Monday.

Barclays have doubled their investment in women’s football by penning a new three-year sponsorship deal with the Women’s Super League and Women’s Championship. The move is understood to be

Barclays will remain the title sponsor of the Women’s Super League and Women’s Championship in a new three-year deal worth about £15m a season.

The Women’s Super League and Women’s Championship have secured their most lucrative commercial deal yet after signing a three-year title-sponsorship agreement with Barclays bank, understood to be worth more than £30m to the leagues in hard cash.

The three-year renewal is the biggest deal in women’s domestic soccer history and sees bank double its investment.

Title sponsor Barclays and the new company overseeing the top two tiers of English women's football have agreed to the biggest deal in the history of the domestic women's game in England.

When Barclays became title sponsor of the Women's Super League in 2019, it was the biggest investment ever made by a brand into women's sport in the UK. The WSL has experienced significant growth since, especially in the wake of the Lionesses' triumph at Euro 2022.