Arsenal Women Archives: 05/2025

Injury sidelines Rosa Kafaji ahead of Sweden’s key Nations League ties, raising questions over her Euro 2025 availability as Lina Hurtig returns to the squad.

Arsenal’s Champions League matchwinner misses Sweden training through illness, days after emotional celebrations in London.

Arsenal have five players in UEFA’s Women’s Champions League Team of the Season, recognising their superb European campaign. Barcelona have four.

Fresh from Champions League glory, Lotte Wubben-Moy is drafted into the England squad to replace Millie Bright ahead of Nations League clashes with Portugal and Spain.

Arsenal’s Mariona Caldentey masterminds Champions League final win over former club Barcelona with a standout display full of intelligence, grit and guile.

Stina Blackstenius says scoring in Arsenal’s Champions League final win over Barcelona “means everything” after stepping off the bench to secure the title.

Chloe Kelly says she found happiness again at Arsenal after nearly stepping away from football, following the Champions League final win over Barcelona.

One of only six supporters who travelled to Umeå in 2007 was in the stands again in Lisbon to witness Arsenal reclaim their European crown.

Katie McCabe says Arsenal’s Champions League win was “for our fans” as the Irish star reflects on a decade-long journey to the top of European football.

Barcelona’s Aitana Bonmati says she “can’t believe it” after Arsenal’s shock Champions League win. The midfielder admits the holders weren’t at their best in Lisbon.

Arsenal stunned Europe’s top side in Lisbon with a performance of grit, intelligence and timing to reclaim a crown they last touched 18 years ago.

Ahead of Arsenal’s Champions League final, Manuela Zinsberger shares a brutally honest view on her place, her motivation, and what matters most.

Alessia Russo says Arsenal believe they can match Barcelona in the Champions League final as the Gunners bid to end their 18-year wait for European glory.

A £3.9m women’s sevens tournament launches in Portugal ahead of Saturday’s Champions League final, where Arsenal will face Barcelona in Lisbon.

Republic of Ireland players will be in Lisbon to support Arsenal’s Katie McCabe in the Champions League final before their Nations League campaign begins.

Ballon d’Or 2025 moves to avoid women’s internationals, with equal awards for men and women for the first time.

Frida Maanum signs a new deal with Arsenal after a standout season. With 150 appearances, 40 goals and a growing influence, the Norwegian is here to stay.

Arsenal to screen UWCL Final at Emirates; five Gunners called up to England squad; Mariona Caldentey wins WSL Player of the Year award.

Arsenal must now decide which loaned players are ready for the first team and who needs more time. Some returns look likely, others far less so.

The Women’s Professional Game Awards brought deserved recognition for Arsenal as two of their standout players were honoured following a hard-fought season.