WFC Lokomotiv Moscow

WFC Lokomotiv was established on 14 February 2018^[1] The current head coach of the Russia women's national football team, Elena Fomina, was appointed as the club's first manager.^{[citation needed]}

As of 18 May 2024.^[2]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 1 GK  RUS Tatyana Shcherbak 4 DF  RUS Nasiba Gasanova 7 DF  RUS Anna Belomyttseva 8 DF  BLR Anna Kozyupa 9 MF  CHN Lyu Yueyun 10 MF  BRA Layssa 11 FW  RUS Liana Yukhaeva 14 DF  RUS Kristina Mashkova 16 MF  RUS Yana Sheina 17 MF  BLR Natalia Asmykovich 19 MF  RUS Ksenia Dolgova 20 FW  RUS Valeria Bizenkova 23 MF  RUS Kristina Khorosheva

No. Pos. Nation Player 24 MF  NGA Emmanuel Favour 28 GK  KGZ Angelina Gaier 29 MF  RUS Viktoria Kozlova 30 GK  RUS Ksenia Agapkina 41 FW  RUS Anna Solovyeva 45 FW  NGA Chinonyerem Macleans 55 DF  RUS Alisa Savina 66 MF  RUS Alisa Mishurina 67 MF  RUS Azalia Zalmieva 75 MF  RUS Polina Yuklyaeva 77 MF  RUS Viktoria Shkoda 81 DF  RUS Valeria Shuvalova 89 FW  GAM Ola Buwaro

The club plays its home games at the Sapsan Arena, which is situated a few metres away from Lokomotiv's main stadium, the RZD Arena.

• Russian Women's Football Championship (1): 2021
• Russian Women's Cup (2): 2020,^[3] 2021
• Russian Super Cup (1): 2021

• FC Lokomotiv Moscow
• FC Kazanka Moscow
• RC Lokomotiv Moscow

• WFC Lokomotiv Moscow official website