Canberra United secures A-League Women future with new ownership

The Guardian Sport • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 17, 2026, 12:00 AM

Last updated Jul 17, 2026

Canberra United secures A-League Women future with new ownership

Summary

Canberra United has its future secured following the acquisition of its license by Australian Sports Group. The Australian Professional Leagues made the announcement on July 17, 2026, ending two years of uncertainty for the two-time A-League Women champions. The new owners have the option to introduce a men’s A-League team for the 2028/29 season. This transition represents a significant development for the club and the local soccer community.

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Key Details

•Australian Sports Group takes over Canberra United's license.
•Announcement made by the Australian Professional Leagues on July 17.
•Club has a history as two-time A-League Women champions.
•New owners might introduce a men's team in 2028/29 season.
•The transition ends two years of uncertainty for the club.

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12:00 AMThe Guardian Sport — Canberra United’s A-League Women future secured as date set for Men’s team entry

What they're saying

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Australian Sports Group takes over licence from Capital Football New owner has option to introduce ALM side for the 2028/29 season The future of Canberra United has been secured, with a new owner found for the two-time A-League Women champions. After two years of uncertainty, the Australian Professional Leagues (APL) announced on Friday that Australian Sports Group (ASG) has taken charge of Canberra’s licence. Continue reading...
— The Guardian Sportby Australian Associated Press

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