Mary Earps is the first-team goalkeeper for PSG and England, and a dominant force in women’s football. She claimed her title as Europe’s No.1 by leading England to victory at the UEFA Women’s Euro 2022, followed by being awarded the FIFA World’s Best Women’s Goalkeeper, the WSL Golden Glove in 2023, and BBC’s Sports Personality of the Year.

In the summer of the 2023 World Cup, Mary made headlines by challenging Nike for not selling goalkeeper shirts, sparking a global outcry from fans that ultimately led to Nike reversing its decision. A commissioned report revealed that her commercial impact for Nike during that time rivaled some of their top NBA stars, generating $397k in value. Known as the “Queen of TikTok,” Mary’s platform generates over 5.5 times more engagement than her current team, cementing her status as a social media sensation.

Mary’s aim is to leave women’s football in a better place, with a mission to make goalkeeping cool and widely celebrated. Her influence has transcended the sport, as she became the first and only women’s football player to be immortalized at Madame Tussauds. Furthermore, in recognition of the historic Women’s Euro 2022 win, a London tube line has been named after the victorious team.

A fan favorite both on and off the pitch, Mary has appeared on popular TV shows like The Jonathan Ross Show and ITV’s Beat the Chasers, and served as a pundit for Sky Sports. A cultural icon, she has graced the cover of GQ, where she was named a GQ Man of the Year, and was celebrated as a Vogue force for change. Off the field, she’s a DIY enthusiast and business-savvy professional, making her a trailblazer in the football world and beyond.

Holly Aitchison is a World Cup 2025 winner standout England rugby player, excelling in both 15s and 7s, and a Team GB Olympian. In 2023, she was honoured as one of only four nominees for the prestigious Six Nations Player of the Tournament award. Off the pitch, Holly is passionate about skincare, having overcome her own struggles with acne, and embraces makeup and fashion as ways to express femininity in a male-dominated sport. For Holly, looking good enhances both confidence and performance. She is also deeply committed to elevating women’s rugby by advocating for greater visibility and recognition for both the players and the game itself.

Gabby George is a force to be reckoned with in women’s football, celebrated for her exceptional skill, tenacity, and leadership as a standout defender for Manchester United Women. A proud product of the Manchester United academy, her deep connection to the club and her community drives her both on and off the pitch. Beyond football, Gabby is passionate about levelling the playing field for young girls from disadvantaged backgrounds, with a special focus on creating opportunities for black and mixed-race girls who have historically been underrepresented in the sport. She is also a fierce advocate for children in care, working to raise aspirations and awareness around the challenges they face. Gabby’s influence extends far beyond football – she is a role model and a trailblazer for the next generation.