Mary Earps is set to return to the Women's Super League (WSL) with London City Lionesses, a new club she joined this summer. Her potential debut could come in a match against her former team, Manchester United. Earps spent five seasons with United, becoming England's first-choice goalkeeper and earning the FIFA Women's World Cup Goalkeeper of the Year award twice. After leaving United, she joined Paris St-Germain (PSG), where she made 22 appearances in the Première Ligue last season. She returned to England after her contract with PSG ended, aiming to reimmerse herself in the WSL environment. During her time in France, Earps reflected on how she missed the "electricity of the crowd" and the "feeling around women's football in this country." She also acknowledged the benefits of her time in Paris, which allowed her to experience a different culture and take a break from the intense media focus she faced in England. Earps emphasized that her time abroad contributed to her personal growth and helped her gain a fresh perspective on her career. Earps joined London City alongside high-profile signings like Alexia Putellas, a two-time Ballon d’Or winner, and Spanish defender Mapi Leon. She has already started in both of the club's pre-season matches, but she faces competition for the starting goalkeeper position from Elene Lete, who impressed last season. Earps remains focused on earning her place in the team and is working hard to prove herself every day. Although Earps has announced her intention to retire from international football in 2025, she has no plans to retire from club football anytime soon. She signed a two-year contract with London City and is determined to continue playing at the highest level. Earps is committed to contributing to the team's success and being part of its future. She believes she still has a lot to offer and is excited about the journey ahead with the club.