Arsenal Women

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.

Leah Williamson’s fitness is in doubt for England’s Euro 2025 semi-final after sustaining an ankle injury against Sweden, but she’s back in training

Late goals, shoot-outs, and red cards define the Euro 2025 quarter-finals, but England’s Jess Carter facing racist abuse reminds us the fight off the pitch continues.

Lotte Wubben-Moy quits social media in protest after Jess Carter suffers racist abuse during Euros, saying platforms allow hate with “no consequence”.

Olivia Smith has signed a long term contract with Arsenal, joining from Liverpool for a world-record fee.

Arsenal busy transfer window carries on with the signing of German goalkeeper Anneke Borbe.

When you try to quantify how good the Euro 2025 squads are, it’s interesting to see which teams the players play their club football with.

Arsenal are set to sign the first women player for a £1m fee, as reported by The Guardian.

Jessie Gale signs first pro deal after excelling with Watford, England U19s and Arsenal U21s, capping a season of goals, assists and youth honours.

Teyah Goldie joins London City Lionesses permanently after starring on loan during their title-winning campaign. The 21-year-old is ready for the WSL stage.

Taylor Hinds signs permanently after seven years away, saying she’s “buzzing” to be back and ready to win. She reunites with old teammates and brings new ambition.

Mariona Caldentey says she feels more noticed since moving to England, despite winning everything with Barcelona, as she targets Euro success with Spain.

Taylor Hinds returns to her childhood club after five years at Liverpool, bringing international pedigree and WSL experience in a key summer move.

England lose 2–1 to France at the Euros, ending Sarina Wiegman’s perfect tournament record. VAR drama, French pace, and Dutch pressure now loom.