Heather O’Reily and Josephine Henning have become the latest people to leave Arsenal while transfer gossip is really gathering speed.
Heather O’Reilly and Josephine Henning have both left Arsenal.
O’Reilly signed an 18-month deal with the club when she arrived in 2016 but will not renew her contract and is already back in the US.
Henning is also believed to have left despite signing only re-signing for the club from Lyon last summer. She spent a large part of the season injured.

As Arsenal continue their behind-the-scenes cull, Cairbre Ó Cairealláin has also left the club to return to Belfast.
The strength and conditioning coach for the Arsenal Women’s team joined in 2015 to work at the Hale End Academy.
He moved to the women’s team six months later.

“I spent three incredible years at Arsenal but now I’m going home to Belfast,” said Cairealláin to the Irish Independent supplement, ‘Seachtain’ (Irish for ‘week’). “[It was] superb with great people.”
Arsenal are already looking for a replacement for Cairealláin, advertising on site for an AWFC Assistant First Team/Academy Strength & Conditioning Coach (Consultant).
Cairealláin arrived at the club with a GAA background after obtaining a degree in sports science from the University of Limerick before training with the Adelaide Crows in Australia.
Rebecca James, Communications director at the club, said about his departure, “He and Arsene have big shoes that need to be filled.”
With the transfer window in full swing, here are some gossip snippets we’ve picked up on our rounds:
Siobhan Chamberlain and Alex Greenwood could move from Liverpool to Manchester United. Liverpool have already confirmed that Chamberlain will leave the club

Hottest property in the game at the minute, Lauren Hemp, will move from Bristol to Manchester City

Some Bristol players could also be on the move to Liverpool, unhappy with the level of injuries at the club

West Ham are hoovering up all the Chelsea rejects and ex-players for their new manager

DailyCannon sources understand Matt Beard, the former Boston breakers manager, will take over at West Ham
