Arsenal Women Archives: 07/2023

Arsenal’s Freya Godfrey moves to Charlton Athletic on a season-long loan, in hopes of furthering her professional development following her WSL debut.

The first Arsenal player to return home from Australia and New-Zealand is Katie McCabe. The first Arsenal player to return home from Australia and New-Zealand…

Canadian footballer Cloe Lacasse shares insights into her Arsenal move, the challenges for Canadian players, and her World Cup ambitions.

The Women’s World Cup begins, and Arsenal’s Vivianne Miedema reflects on her journey, her absence due to her knee injury, and her support for her teammates.

Examine Arsenal’s performance under UEFA’s new Women’s Champions League format, England’s 50% qualification rate, and the crucial role of the draw.

On the first day of the Women’s World Cup 2023, Arsenal’s influence was far-reaching. This review focuses on key players Frida Maanum, Steph Catley, and Katie McCabe.

Arsenal’s Frida Maanum’s performance in the Women’s World Cup opener: a detailed analysis of the match and the involvement of other Arsenal players.

Arsenal’s Steph Catley scores the winning penalty for Australia, edging out Katie McCabe’s Ireland in the Women’s World Cup 2023 opener.

Lioness star Alessia Russo talks about her transfer to Arsenal and the significance of the move ahead of the Women’s World Cup.

The 2023/24 season fixture list has been released. Arsenal will play five league games at the Emirates Stadium and potentially some Champions League games.

FIFA have released the full squad list for the FIFA WWC 2023 and Arsenal officially have 14 players listed.

Dutch midfielder, Jill Roord, signs with Manchester City on a three-year deal. The former Arsenal player returns to England, ready for a new challenge.

Arsenal have signed England striker, Alessia Russo, to bolster their front line, following the previous arrival of Cloé Lacasse.

Arsenal defender, Leah Williamson partners with TOCA Social in a groundbreaking campaign aimed to increase female participation in football.

Despite being the top seed, Arsenal were not lucky in the Women’s Champions League Qualifying round draw, drawing two of the toughest teams available.

Canadian footballer Cloe Lacasse embarks on a new journey with Arsenal after a goal-studded stint with Benfica, ready to lift the Gunners’ game.

Jen Beattie renews Arsenal contract after cancer battle, bringing fresh energy and professional prowess to the club’s defence line.