Arsenal Women Archives: 06/2021

Arsenal have announced that Jonas Eidevall will take over as head coach of the women’s team after Joe Montemurro stepped down.

Arsenal will have to hit the ground running when the season 2021/22 starts with the FA WSL season opener planned in a congested period amidst crucial Champions League ties.

The FA are introducing a new homegrown quota for the 2021/22 season and, along with Brexit that has removed a lot of EU players from the market, it will have an impact on the transfer window.

Danielle van de Donk has given her first interview since leaving Arsenal and she didn’t hold back, saying she didn’t think she could win the Champions League with the club.

Danielle van de Donk has left Arsenal to sign for Lyon at the end of her contract.

Tabea Kemme will not be the new president of Turbine Potsdam after a marathon voting session saw her lose by 110 votes to 100 to the 73-year-old incumbent, Rolf Kutzmutz.

Arsenal were reportedly close to signing Kenza Dali after it was announced that the West Ham midfielder would be leaving the club this summer at the end of her contract but it seems she will now be signing for Everton.

Former Arsenal full-back, Tabea Kemme,wants to win the presidency of her former club when the election takes place on 18 June amid a battle of old vs new, male vs female.

Three Arsenal players have been called up for the summer Olympics, due to take place in Japan, while their top centreback has signed a new deal.

The road to the UEFA Women’s Champions League group stage will be tough should the Gunners reach qualifying Round 2 as they will not be seeded and at risk of meeting a top team.

Arsenal have let the promising 17 year old youngster Ruby Mace go to Manchester City and it is a disappointing decision despite sustained City interest.

Juventus are set to appoint out-going Arsenal women’s manager, Joe Montemurro, despite the Australian saying he will take his time in making a decision about his future as he wants to spend time with his family.