American Forward Taylor Smith joins Brighton on loan, aims to boost Women's Super League Performance

Taylor Smith, USA forward has been signed by Brighton on loan from Gotham FC for the remaining season. The NWSL Championship has been won by the 30-year-old two times with Gotham based out of New Jersey in November and Western New York Flash in 2016.

Brighton will be the third from the Women's Super League bottom. Taylor is a skilled player with the mindset of a competitor, bringing about an opulence of experience as per Melissa Philips, head coach at Brighton. She further said that she was willing to settle in and see the worth she will be adding to their team for the remaining part of the season as they have the objective of rising the table.

She further said that they are pleased to be announcing the loan signing of Taylor Smith, Gotham FC for the rest of the season, susceptible to a working visa and the customary regulative procedures.


Melissa Phillips, head coach has stated that they are very thrilled to be welcoming Taylor to Brighton as their recent signing in January.

When did Taylor Smith sign for the Gotham FC in 2022?

Taylor Smith has signed up for the Gotham FC in the year 2022, winning the NWSL Championship in November. She has started her professional career at Western New York Flash where she has appeared 18 times, helping the team win the NWSL Championship in 2016. Later she signed for Newcastle Jets, OL Reign, and Washington Spirit, and in due course, she made a return to Western New York Flash at the time of being known as North Carolina Courage. Gotham forward is exhilarated to be competing in the WSL with the squad of Melissa Phillips.

FAQs:

Who has Brighton signed?
Brighton has signed the USA forward, Taylor Smith on loan from Gotham FC for the rest of the season. The 30-year-old has won the NWSL Championship twice.

When did Taylor Smith sign for the Gotham FC in 2022?
Taylor Smith has signed up for the Gotham FC in the year 2022, winning the NWSL Championship in November. She has started her professional career at Western New York Flash where she has appeared 18 times, helping the team win the NWSL Championship in 2016.