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Sydney Schertenleib
Switzerland Sydney Schertenleib
Switzerland
Barcelona

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Sydney Schertenleib
Switzerland Sydney Schertenleib
Switzerland
-
Barcelona
2
Lily Yohannes
United States Lily Yohannes
United States
Lyon

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Lily Yohannes
United States Lily Yohannes
United States
-
Lyon
3
Felicia Schröder
Sweden Felicia Schröder
Sweden
Hacken

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Felicia Schröder
Sweden Felicia Schröder
Sweden
-
Hacken
4
Clara Serrajordi
Spain Clara Serrajordi
Spain
Barcelona

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Clara Serrajordi
Spain Clara Serrajordi
Spain
-
Barcelona
5
Claudia Martínez
Paraguay Claudia Martínez
Paraguay
Washington Spirit

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Claudia Martínez
Paraguay Claudia Martínez
Paraguay
-
Washington Spirit
6
Aiara Agirrezabala Azkue
Spain Aiara Agirrezabala Azkue
Spain
Real Sociedad

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Aiara Agirrezabala Azkue
Spain Aiara Agirrezabala Azkue
Spain
-
Real Sociedad
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Trinity Armstrong
United States Trinity Armstrong
United States
San Diego Wave

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Trinity Armstrong
United States Trinity Armstrong
United States
-
San Diego Wave
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Luisa Agudelo
Colombia Luisa Agudelo
Colombia
San Diego Wave

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Luisa Agudelo
Colombia Luisa Agudelo
Colombia
-
San Diego Wave
9
Kennedy Fuller
United States Kennedy Fuller
United States
Angel City

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Kennedy Fuller
United States Kennedy Fuller
United States
-
Angel City
10
Sophie Proost
Netherlands Sophie Proost
Netherlands
Twente

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Sophie Proost
Netherlands Sophie Proost
Netherlands
-
Twente
11
Miharu Shinjo
Japan Miharu Shinjo
Japan
Tokyo Verdy Beleza

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Miharu Shinjo
Japan Miharu Shinjo
Japan
-
Tokyo Verdy Beleza
12
Camila Haro
Mexico Camila Haro
Mexico
Atlas

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Camila Haro
Mexico Camila Haro
Mexico
-
Atlas
13
Anaïs Ebayilin
France Anaïs Ebayilin
France
Paris Saint-Germain

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Anaïs Ebayilin
France Anaïs Ebayilin
France
-
Paris Saint-Germain
14
Ranneke Derks
Netherlands Ranneke Derks
Netherlands
Ajax

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Ranneke Derks
Netherlands Ranneke Derks
Netherlands
-
Ajax
15
Laila Harbert
England Laila Harbert
England
Arsenal - loan at Everton

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Laila Harbert
England Laila Harbert
England
-
Arsenal - loan at Everton
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Giovanna Waksman
Brazil Giovanna Waksman
Brazil
FC Florida

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Giovanna Waksman
Brazil Giovanna Waksman
Brazil
-
FC Florida
17
Indiana dos Santos
Australia Indiana dos Santos
Australia
Sydney FC

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Indiana dos Santos
Australia Indiana dos Santos
Australia
-
Sydney FC
18
Lola Brown
England Lola Brown
England
Chelsea - loan at Crystal Palace

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Lola Brown
England Lola Brown
England
-
Chelsea - loan at Crystal Palace
19
Kaylee Hunter
Canada Kaylee Hunter
Canada
AFC Toronto

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Kaylee Hunter
Canada Kaylee Hunter
Canada
-
AFC Toronto
20
Laura Berry
Scotland Laura Berry
Scotland
Rangers

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Laura Berry
Scotland Laura Berry
Scotland
-
Rangers
21
Habiba Essam
Egypt Habiba Essam
Egypt
Al Ahly

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Habiba Essam
Egypt Habiba Essam
Egypt
-
Al Ahly
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Giulia Galli
Italy Giulia Galli
Italy
Roma

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Giulia Galli
Italy Giulia Galli
Italy
-
Roma
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Winfrida Gerald
Tanzania Winfrida Gerald
Tanzania
JKT Queens

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Winfrida Gerald
Tanzania Winfrida Gerald
Tanzania
-
JKT Queens
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Yu Jong-hyang
North Korea Yu Jong-hyang
North Korea
Naegohyang Sports Club

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Yu Jong-hyang
North Korea Yu Jong-hyang
North Korea
-
Naegohyang Sports Club
25
Aissatou Fall
Senegal Aissatou Fall
Senegal
Aigles de la Medina

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Aissatou Fall
Senegal Aissatou Fall
Senegal
-
Aigles de la Medina

Summary

Goal, stylized in all caps and alternatively known as Goal.com, is a website currently dedicated to the coverage of international association football. Currently owned by the Integrated Media Company (IMC) division of TPG Inc. since 2020, it is published in 18 languages across 38 global regions and edited by over 500 contributors as at 2019.

Sports statics company Perform Group acquired Goal.com for £18 million from its previous investors, which included Bessemer Venture Partners. In 2012, the website was investigated by HM Revenue and Customs department of the UK government over the use of unpaid interns.

In August 2016, Perform Group launched the online sports video streaming service DAZN. In September 2018 Perform Group was split into two companies: DAZN Group (named after its streaming service) for its consumer content operations, and Perform Content for its business-to-business services. Under this new structure, GOAL sat under DAZN. In March 2019, DAZN re-organized the Perform Media division into DAZN Media, which includes GOAL. In late 2020, GOAL, alongside Spox and Voetbalzone were packaged as a new company called FootballCo. Shortly after, a majority stake in FootballCo. was purchased by Integrated Media Company (IMC) which is a division of TPG Capital.

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