Sabrina D’Angelo transfers to AFC Toronto for Northern Super League season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 27, 2026, 8:05 PM
Last updated Jun 27, 2026
AFC Toronto has signed Canadian goalkeeper Sabrina D’Angelo for the remainder of the 2026 Northern Super League season. The 33-year-old returns to Canada after playing in various top-tier women’s leagues, including a recent stint at Aston Villa. D’Angelo brings extensive experience and international recognition, having competed for Canada in multiple tournaments, including two Olympic Games and two World Cups. She is set to officially join the team on July 1 and will be eligible for selection when the transfer window opens on July 20.
- •D’Angelo previously played for Aston Villa in the WSL.
- •She has significant international experience with the Canadian national team.
- •D’Angelo joins AFC Toronto on July 1 following a pre-contract signing.
- •She will be eligible for selection after the transfer window opens on July 20.
- •AFC Toronto aims to build Canada's first professional women's league.
- 8:05 PMYahoo Sports — Sabrina D’Angelo returns home with AFC Toronto transfer following WSL chapter
"AFC Toronto has added one of Canada’s most decorated goalkeepers to their roster, signing Canadian international Sabrina D’Angelo for the remainder of the 2026 Northern Super League season.The 33-...
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