Lia Walti

Key Arsenal international players vie for spots in the Paris Olympics and UEFA Nations League. See how they fared.

An overview of how 15 Arsenal players performed in the first round of the tournament and what’s next in the Round of 16

Rafaelle Souza, Arsenal’s key Brazilian defender, is confirmed to depart on a free transfer, marking an end to her noteworthy tenure at the club.

In a surprising turn, Arsenal’s Brazilian centre-back may be headed for the US-League, with Orlando the probable destination.

Your one-stop digest for Arsenal’s week: Player injuries, potential transfers, emerging talents, and much more! Get all the Gunners’ updates here.

Lia Walti’s ankle injury means her Arsenal season is over but her World Cup hopes are still alive.

Swiss midfielder Lia Walti commits future to Arsenal with a new contract. Walti’s journey continues at the club she calls home.

Arsenal triumph over Brighton in a decisive 4-0 win, moving up to third place in the WSL with impressive performances from key players.

Swiss national team captain and Arsenal midfielder Lia Wälti returns to training after a ten-day break, ready to get involved in the team’s crucial upcoming matches.

Arsenal face off-pitch challenges with Reiss Nelson’s trial, the loss of scout Eddie Black, and Lia Wälti’s indefinite break from football.

Swiss captain and Arsenal midfielder Lia Wälti announces an indefinite break from football due to personal reasons and mental challenges.

Speaking to the press ahead of Arsenal’s game against Manchester City in the semi-final of the Conti Cup on Wednesday night, Jonas Eidevall delivered some good news.

Here comes the dreaded international break when players go away to play for their national team with multiple friendlies planned over the February period.

Let’s take a look at the Arsenal news and gossip from around the internet that didn’t really seem to warrant articles all of their own.

Arsenal Women international call-ups It is that time again when Arsenal Women international call-ups see players join up with their National Team and at least…

Arsenal have updated the status of a few male players while one of the Arsenal women has, as is standard, picked up an injury on international duty.

Arsenal’s women went out of the Champions League, losing 2-1 to PSG Feminines, as they came short in the first game of the Final 8

March is the month for the traditional Spring tournaments that are an important part of the women’s football calendar.

As we enter the final straight of the 2019/20 season, there are problems that have been clearly identified, like lack of squad depth in areas, so where do the Arsenal need to recruit to build as strong a squad as possible?

There was a shortage of upsets in the fourth round of the Women’s FA Cup as only one underdog managed to go through to the next round.