Argyle Women plan to focus on local talent after squad cuts
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 17, 2026, 7:22 AM
Last updated Jun 17, 2026
Plymouth Argyle Women announced a new strategy to prioritize opportunities for local players following extensive budget cuts and squad releases. The team narrowly missed promotion to Women's Super League Two last season, finishing second in the third-tier FA Women's National League Southern Premier Division. The club recognizes flaws in their previous communication regarding player releases and aims for sustainable growth aligned with developments in women's football. Matt Green has been named the new head coach, replacing Marie Hourihan, and aims to nurture young local talent within the team.
- •Plymouth Argyle Women promote local player opportunities.
- •Team finished second in the FA Women's National League last season.
- •Matt Green named new head coach after previous resignations.
- •Club acknowledges poor communication during player budget cuts.
- 7:22 AMYahoo Sports — Argyle Women to focus on local players after cuts
"Plymouth Argyle say they will give more opportunities to local players after announcing a new strategy for their women's team.
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