Jess Fishlock, a key midfielder for Seattle Reign FC, has signed a new one-year contract extending her stay until 2026. After retiring from international soccer, she is ready to lead her club with experience and skill.
Jess Fishlock, a midfielder for Seattle Reign FC, has renewed her contract for one more year, securing her place with the team through the 2026 season. Fishlock has been a vital part of the club since the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) started in 2013, making her the only player still active with her original team.
Throughout her career, Fishlock has greatly contributed to Seattle Reign FC's success. She helped the team win three NWSL Shields and was named the league's Most Valuable Player in 2021. Fishlock is the club's all-time leading scorer, with 48 goals and 30 assists. In the 2025 season, she led the team with six goals and two assists.
Fishlock shared her excitement for the upcoming season, saying she feels refreshed and ready to compete. She emphasized the importance of taking care of her body and adjusting to changes in the team, especially with new young players joining. Her experience and leadership will be important as Seattle Reign FC aims for success in the next season.
Recently, Fishlock retired from international soccer after a long and successful career with the Wales national team. She played a key role in helping Wales reach their first major tournament in 2025, where she became the oldest goalscorer in the history of the Women's European Championship. Now, she is fully focused on her club career with Seattle Reign FC.
