With their first team competing in the sixth tier of women’s football, Chester FC Women are looking to recruit players for both their first & development squads for the upcoming 23/24 campaign.
There will be open sessions taking place at the newly built ‘King George V Sports Hub’ in Blacon, on the following times & dates:
13th June - 19:00pm - 20:30pm
20th June - 19:00pm - 20:30pm
25th June - 12:00pm - 14:00pm
You must be aged 16 or over to register for these sessions and you can do so now by using the following link:
https://linktr.ee/chesterfcwomen
If you are under the age of 16, please note that they will be holding open sessions for the ‘Under 18’s Squad’ - of which the details will be announced soon.
To keep up to date with any changes, or if you want more information, check out their social media pages on Twitter, Instagram or Facebook.
Alternatively you can email:
...if you have any further queries.
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