Manchester City have signed England goalkeeper Anna Moorhouse on a short-term loan from the U.S. club Orlando Pride. The 31-year-old will join the Women’s Super League (WSL) champions until January, pending international clearance, which allows players to switch clubs while representing their national team. This move comes as Moorhouse seeks additional playing time and experience in the WSL, one of the top leagues in women’s football in Europe. Moorhouse has been a key player for Orlando Pride since joining the team from French club Bordeaux in January 2022. She played a crucial role in helping the U.S. side win both the NWSL Shield and the NWSL Championship in 2024. Her strong performances earned her a place in the England national team, where she has earned two caps and was part of the squad that won the Euro 2025 tournament. Born in Oldham, England, Moorhouse has previously played for several notable clubs, including Arsenal and West Ham United, both in the WSL. Her experience in the league and her international success with England make her a valuable addition to Manchester City as they aim to strengthen their squad ahead of the upcoming season. This loan move is expected to provide Moorhouse with an opportunity to continue her development in a competitive environment while also contributing to Manchester City’s ambitions in the WSL. It also reflects the growing trend of clubs across different leagues collaborating to give players more opportunities to showcase their talents.