Goalkeeper Emily Orman has joined Wolves on a season long loan from WSL side London City Lionesses.
The 23-year-old, who won the Golden Glove in WSL 2 in 2024/25 with the Lionesses, joins the club having made 23 appearances for the top-tier newcomers since her arrival in summer of 2024.
Having signed for Chelsea at the age of 16 and being a part of the Blues’ historic league and cup double winning season of 2022/23, Orman spent time on loan with Crystal Palace and Reading, including featuring 17 times for the Royals in their tier two campaign.
Having played at under-17 and under-19 level for England, Orman has also received an under-23 call-up to the national side. She has also shared her expert opinions as a pundit on the BBC’s Women’s Football Show and as a co-commentator on Sky Sports’ WSL coverage.
Head of Women & Girls, Russ Fraser said: "Emily is another exciting addition to our squad ahead of our first season in WSL 2. Even as a younger goalkeeper, she has already built up a wealth of experience at the highest level which will be invaluable to us. Competition among our goalkeepers is incredibly strong, and we're confident Emily will add even more quality and an elite mentality to that group.
"Her signing is another statement of our ambition as we prepare for the challenges of the season ahead."
Emily will wear the no.32 shirt.
