Former England goalkeeper Mary Earps is on the verge of returning to the Women's Super League, with her departure from Paris St-Germain drawing near. The 31-year-old shot-stopper spent the previous season in France but appears set for a homecoming to English football.

London City Lionesses have emerged as the frontrunners for Earps' signature, though sources indicate no agreement has been finalized. The ambitious club, owned by Michele Kang, finished sixth in their debut WSL campaign with eight wins from 22 matches. They've also been linked with Barcelona defender Mapi Leon and England winger Beth Mead.

Earps joins a list of high-profile players potentially available on free transfers this summer, including Mead and Katie McCabe from Arsenal, Barcelona's Alexia Putellas, Chelsea's Sam Kerr, and Manchester City's Khadija Shaw. During her time in England, Earps established herself as one of the country's most recognizable and influential goalkeepers.

Her controversial autobiography, released in November, dominated media headlines for weeks, adding another chapter to her already significant profile. A move back to the WSL would provide Earps with the opportunity to rebuild her reputation on home soil while joining a club with serious ambitions for the future.