UK: Women’s Super League Football (WSL Football) has chosen flex operator MetSpace for its first office since becoming independent last year, moving from Wembley to Clerkenwell.
The organisation has signed a deal for 2,500 square feet of managed office space at MetSpace’s 2 Woodbridge Street location in EC1.
This move follows WSL Football’s rebrand uniting its top two leagues under the WSL Football name and marks the league’s first step away from its former Wembley base.
WSL Football said its decision was shaped by the space’s ample natural light, multiple meeting rooms, and a flexible layout suited to a fluctuating team presence throughout the week.
The area’s transport links were also a key factor, with the league’s team spread across the UK.
Georgie Acons, head of business management at WSL Football, said: “This is our first office since setting up as an independent company and marks a significant step in our journey. It enables us to build on the foundations we’ve laid for our own identity and culture.
“Moving offices can be daunting for a small team, so having a managed provider like MetSpace to guide and support us has been invaluable. We’re excited to settle into our new home and continue growing from here.”
Ashley Diamond, chief operating officer at MetSpace, said: “The top flight of women’s football is going from strength to strength, and finding the right workspace to match the WSL’s needs was crucial. It’s been a pleasure working closely with the team to provide a space that reflects their ambitions and values.”
The announcement comes during the Women’s Euros Championship in Switzerland, which began on 2 July, and follows the Premier League’s own office move announced last month.
Highlights:
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WSL Football has chosen MetSpace for its first independent office
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The league has signed for 2,500 square feet at 2 Woodbridge Street, Clerkenwell
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WSL Football has moved from Wembley after its rebrand under one name
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The organisation selected MetSpace because of its light, meeting rooms, and flexibility
