West Ham Women Welcome Back Estelle Cascarino After Successful Loan
Estelle Cascarino in action for West Ham United in February 2026 Sean Walsh SPP
West Ham Women have signed France international Estelle Cascarino on a three-year contract from Juventus, following her loan spell with the Hammers last term.
Cascarino made 49 appearances in total for Juventus, helping them to three trophies including the Serie A title.
She’s also played for Lyon, Paris FC, Bordeaux, and Paris Saint-Germain, with a loan spell at Manchester United, and in February 2026 she earned her way back into the France squad.
During her stint with West Ham in the latter half of last season, Cascarino played a part in important WSL wins against Leicester, Brighton, Liverpool, and Aston Villa.
Cascarino told whufc.com: “I feel really happy to be back at West Ham United. I made my decision quickly that I wanted to be back here permanently. From the beginning, this club has felt like home, and I enjoyed every minute of my time here last season.
“I’m looking forward to being here now for pre-season, to working with Rita [Guarino] and her staff and this group of players.”
Head Coach Rita Guarino said: “We’re really pleased that Estelle has extended her stay with us.
“It was very important that we retained a defender of Estelle’s quality. Her impact when she arrived in January was crucial in us achieving our aim of securing our status as a WSL club.”
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