Leicester City's women's team has been relegated from the Women's Super League (WSL) after a penalty shootout defeat to Charlton in the play-off. This marks the end of the club's five-year stay in the top flight. The women's team's relegation comes on the heels of the men's team being relegated to League One, adding to the club's financial strain. Leicester City's women's team had a dismal season, with only two wins from 22 matches and a -41 goal difference, confirming them as the worst team in the WSL. The team's relegation means they will now compete in the second tier, WSL 2, and will receive significantly less broadcast revenue, affecting their player budget and contract renewal discussions. Leicester City's manager, Rick Passmoor, has acknowledged the need for a full review and potential reset of the club's strategy and leadership. The team's captain, Sam Tierney, has expressed uncertainty about the club's future, and players are unsure of their own futures. The club's financial situation is likely to impact their ability to retain their best talents.