Women’s football Archives: 06/2026

Alexia Putellas has chosen London City Lionesses, adding another major name to a WSL landscape already led by Arsenal, Chelsea and City.

Georgia Stanway has received an MBE from the King before her expected Arsenal move on a free transfer from Bayern Munich.

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.

Caitlin Foord has signed a new Arsenal deal after 203 appearances, 57 goals and another major Australia milestone.