Halifax Town women plan substantial investments after relegation
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 6, 2026, 9:48 AM
Last updated Jun 6, 2026
Halifax Town's women's team aims to become a top club in women's soccer following their relegation from the National League Northern Premier this season. The club will enhance training facilities, offering daytime sessions and increased gym access while also providing player meals and accommodations. Director Brad Mitchell's ambition is to reach Women's Super League 2 within three years, emphasizing a professional training environment. The initiative comes as many Women's National League clubs invest in their squads amid a of financial disparity.
- •Halifax Town women were relegated this season from the National League Northern Premier.
- •They will implement four training sessions each week and provide additional gym time.
- •Players will receive meals after training sessions and accommodations if needed.
- •Director Brad Mitchell aims for the team to reach Women's Super League 2 in three years.
- •Several Women's National League clubs are making similar investments despite financial challenges.
- 9:48 AMYahoo Sports — Halifax Town women investing following relegation
"Halifax Town say they want to establish themselves as "one of the leading clubs in the women's game" and are improving facilities for its players.
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