Arsenal Women

Lionesses midfielder Georgia Stanway joins after four succesful seasons winning eight trophies in Bavaria and will bring a lot of experience and winning mentality to the Arsenal.

Georgia Stanway has received an MBE from the King before her expected Arsenal move on a free transfer from Bayern Munich.

Arsenal’s women’s loan players face very different prospects next season, with some in contention to return and others likely to move on again.

Arsenal will enter the Women’s Champions League in the league phase after UEFA drew the first two qualifying rounds.

Arsenal Women could have more than 30 players next season, leaving Renee Slegers with major decisions over loans, sales and registration.

Denmark, Spain and France have qualified for the 2027 Women’s World Cup, leaving all four home nations in the UEFA play-offs.

With the 2025/26 campaign now at an end, which players in the Arsenal Women’s squad might depart the club this summer?

Katie McCabe is set to join Chelsea after leaving Arsenal, having turned down a late contract offer in April.

Beth Mead and Katie McCabe are leaving the club when their contract expire after being loyal servants for respectively nine and eleven years.

Arsenal moved above Chelsea after Stina Blackstenius scored an injury-time winner against Everton in their final WSL home game.

Arsenal women have confirmed 10 academy departures after the Under-21s won their league by eight points from Chelsea.

Arsenal are considering a contract U-turn for Katie McCabe, despite the Ireland captain having looked set to leave on a free transfer.

Katie McCabe and Leah Williamson are back in Arsenal’s squad to face Everton, but Steph Catley remains unavailable.

Arsenal have confirmed Laia Codina and Victoria Pelova will leave this summer as the club’s squad reshaping continues.

Katie McCabe and Leah Williamson were both missing from Arsenal’s squad against Aston Villa, with the club offering no immediate explanation for their absences.

Arsenal’s Brighton draw confirmed Man City’s WSL title, but award nominations, exits and transfer plans made it a busy week elsewhere.

England Under-17s must beat Norway to reach the semi-finals after a narrow Germany defeat decided by a first-half penalty.

Arsenal only managed to draw 1-1 away to Brighton in a game of two halves, meaning they now trail Chelsea by four points with two games in hand.

Phoebe de Bohan’s double gave England a winning start against Northern Ireland, with six Arsenal players involved at Inver Park.

Naomi Williams is leaving Arsenal after eight years, with the young goalkeeper now needing the regular football her development requires.