Sylvain Jamet

Which Arsenal youngsters could play at the Under-20 Women’s World Cup? England selection, injury updates and club release decisions all matter.

UEFA has completed the Women’s Champions League and Europa Cup qualifying draws, with Chelsea facing a tough test and Arsenal watching on.

Jenna Nighswonger is reportedly set to leave Arsenal for Bay FC, ending an 18-month spell that never developed as expected.

Arsenal Women’s Under-21s beat London Bees 1-0 in pre-season as Cairo Antoine impressed and several young prospects caught the eye.

Arsenal Women’s 2026-27 fixtures are out, with a 26-game WSL season, Champions League commitments and several landmark away trips ahead.

Laila Harbert’s Arsenal exit raises fresh questions about the club’s academy pathway and whether one of England’s brightest prospects left too soon.

Former Real Madrid captain Misa Rodriguez arrives at Arsenal with an outstanding pedigree, leaving Renée Slegers with an enviable decision to make.

18-year-old goalkeeper Isabella Damm has joined Arsenal from Danish side Brondby IF having spent some time on trial last season.

Arsenal have signed Lisa Baum from RB Leipzig, with the 19-year-old winger becoming the fifth arrival of a busy transfer window.

Ona Batlle has joined Arsenal from Barcelona, adding a world-class full-back and raising questions over how the defence now fits.

Geraldine Reuteler has joined Arsenal on a free transfer from Eintracht Frankfurt after being a long-term target for the club.

Selina Cerci has joined Arsenal on a free transfer after scoring 34 goals in 47 games for TSG 1899 Hoffenheim.

Lionesses midfielder Georgia Stanway joins after four succesful seasons winning eight trophies in Bavaria and will bring a lot of experience and winning mentality to the Arsenal.

Arsenal’s women’s loan players face very different prospects next season, with some in contention to return and others likely to move on again.

Europe’s 2027 Women’s World Cup play-off route is set, with England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland all discovering their paths.

Arsenal will enter the Women’s Champions League in the league phase after UEFA drew the first two qualifying rounds.

Arsenal Women could have more than 30 players next season, leaving Renee Slegers with major decisions over loans, sales and registration.

Denmark, Spain and France have qualified for the 2027 Women’s World Cup, leaving all four home nations in the UEFA play-offs.

Arsenal are set for a strong 2027 Women’s World Cup presence, with several players qualified and others facing play-offs or key final games.

With the 2025/26 campaign now at an end, which players in the Arsenal Women’s squad might depart the club this summer?