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Madison Haley joined us from Sydney FC in July 2023.
The striker from Dallas, Texas, helped Sydney win the Australian League title in 2023, having joined the club after previously playing for Stanford University.
Madison made 12 WSL appearances in her first season with Albion.
The striker from Dallas, Texas, helped Sydney win the Australian League title in 2023, having joined the club after previously playing for Stanford University.
Madison made 12 WSL appearances in her first season with Albion.
General
11
Appearances
881
Minutes Played
10
Games Started
Attack
13
Tackles
3
Assists
9
Key Passes
Goals
2 Goals
0 Left Foot Goals
0 Right Foot Goals
Shots On Target
47.06% Success Rate
Distribution
Pass Direction%
24% Forward
15% Left
32% Right
30% Backward
Successful Passes by Area
35.6% Own Half
64.4% Opp. Half
Team Play
6
Shots Blocked
13
Clearances
0
Through Balls
1
Interceptions
Discipline
17
Fouls Committed
3
Yellow Cards
0
Red Cards
Player News
Sunday 18 January 2026
Post-match | Roberts & Haley | Brighton v Nottingham Forest
Sunday 16 November 2025
Highlights | Brighton v Leicester City | Women's Super League
Saturday 6 September 2025
Haley: We’re in a good position to build on last season Winger encouraged by club's summer recruitment.
Saturday 23 August 2025
Hat-trick for Haley as Albion hit eight Dario Vidosic's side round off their Spanish training camp with emphatic win over Levante.
Wednesday 20 August 2025
Haley and Kirby on target in friendly win Albion beat Spanish premier division side CF Alhama on Wednesday.
Wednesday 4 June 2025
Haley: I feel lucky to play for Albion American forward excited to extend stay.
Sunday 23 March 2025
Post-match | Vidosic And Haley | Leicester v Brighton
Sunday 2 March 2025
Post-match | Vidosic and Haley | Brighton v Chelsea
3 Minutes read
Sunday 22 October 2023
Champions too strong for Albion Pauline Bremer and Elisabeth Terland on target but Seagulls go down 4-2 to Chelsea in the WSL.
2 Minutes read
Friday 13 October 2023
Madison Haley talks anti-racism with Brighton students The Premier League’s No Room For Racism campaign aims to remind fans in the UK and around the world of the clear message that discrimination will not be tolerated in football or wider society.
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