Charlotte Grant

spent her formative years moving through South Australian pathways before her football took her abroad: after coming through Cumberland United and the Football SA National Talent Centre, and a spell with Adelaide United, she signed for FC Rosengård in April 2021. It was an immediate success — she won the Damallsvenskan title that year and lifted the Svenska Cupen the following season as Rosengård beat BK Häcken 2–1 in the final.

A loan to Vittsjö GIK in August 2022 became permanent the following January, and her form there was recognised with the PFA Australian Young Women's Footballer of the Year award in 2023. That performance level carried her to Tottenham Hotspur WFC in January 2024, where she played in the Women's Super League until her contract ended in June 2026. She has now returned to Sweden with Malmö FF, on a deal running until the summer of 2029.

Grant's international career has run in parallel with her club form. She made her debut for the Matildas in September 2021 against the Republic of Ireland and has gone on to earn 39 caps, scoring against England in a friendly in April 2023 and against Panama in July 2025. She has been part of Australia's squads at major tournaments including the Tokyo Olympics, where the team finished fourth, the 2022 AFC Women's Asian Cup, where Australia were runners-up, the 2023 World Cup, where the Matildas again finished fourth, and the Paris Olympics.