Arsenal Women

Leah Williamson, Lia Wälti, Kim Little and Jessie Gale were not included in the travelling squad, with injuries keeping all four in north London.

Three of Arsenal Women’s first four WSL matches in September have been selected for live TV, with Sky Sports and BBC One set to show key clashes.

Rosa Kafaji joins Brighton on loan for the 2025/26 season, aiming for regular WSL football after injury disrupted her debut year in England.

Seven Arsenal stars headline a fiercely contested Women’s Ballon d’Or race as England and Spain dominate a field without a clear favourite.

Arsenal’s outstanding 2024–25 campaign has been rewarded with a flood of Ballon d’Or nominations, as players and staff compete across every major women’s category.

Alessia Russo’s standout year has put her in pole position for the Ballon d’Or, raising hopes of the first non-Spanish winner of the award since 2019.

Agyemang and Kafaji are set for season-long loans to Brighton, with the moves aimed at boosting their development through consistent WSL action.

Lia Wälti has confirmed she has undergone surgery for a second abscess, months after her first. The Swiss captain now faces more time away from the pitch.

The WSL could trial the Football Video Support system as a cheaper alternative to VAR, giving coaches limited decision challenges to improve officiating.

Historic wins for Armenian and Northern Irish sides headline the UEFA Women’s Champions League qualifying, with six clubs advancing to round two.

Amanda Ilestedt has signed for Eintracht Frankfurt on a free transfer, with the Sweden defender joining on a deal until 2028 after leaving north London.

England’s Euro heroes are set for royal recognition, with Chloe Kelly and Hannah Hampton tipped for MBEs and Leah Williamson in line for a higher honour.

England’s Euro 2025 win was shaped by Kelly, Russo, and Agyemang, with Arsenal talent pivotal as the Lionesses beat Spain on penalties in Basel.

Swedish journalist Amanda Zaza has reported that Arsenal forward Rosa Kafaji is going to get a loan to Brighton and Hove Albion.

Arsenal Women start their WSL season at Emirates Stadium against London City Lionesses, with all home matches set for N5 in a landmark year for the team.

Sarina Wiegman says Michelle Agyemang has a “very bright future” after her crucial goals helped England reach the Euro 2025 final with late knockout heroics.

Six young Arsenal players have received new squad numbers for the new season, while Katie Reid has opted to keep hers, as the squad prepares for registration limits.

Freya Godfrey has left for London City Lionesses on a permanent deal after an impressive loan, ending an eight-year spell and following former teammate Teyah Goldie.

England reached the Euro 2025 final after another dramatic comeback win over Italy, with Michelle Agyemang and Chloe Kelly striking late to seal victory.

England reached the Euro 2025 final after a dramatic late equaliser from Michelle Agyemang and an extra-time winner from Chloe Kelly against Italy.