Arsenal Women

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.

Chloe Kelly has signed permanently for Arsenal following the expiry of her contract with Manchester City.

Cecily Wellesley-Smith signs her first professional deal after a breakout year for club and country, earning praise from coaches for her maturity and work ethic.

Switzerland boss Sundhage makes exception for unfit Wälti ahead of Euros, revealing how limited depth and key absences have forced changes to her squad policy.

UEFA confirms draw dates and structure for the 2025/26 Women’s Champions League and Europa Cup, with 74 teams involved and a new format unveiled.

Following their elimination from the u-19 Euros, England have qualified for the u-20 World Cup that will take place next year in Poland.

England U-19s suffer late collapse against Portugal to set up crunch decider against Spain, with World Cup qualification and Euros survival both on the line.

Alessia Russo reveals how online abuse once affected her game, and why she now avoids social media during tournaments to protect her mental health and performance.

Chloe Kelly won’t confirm Arsenal agreement despite reports of exclusivity, leaving her future open as she joins England camp ahead of the Euros.

Lina Hurtig leaves Arsenal for Fiorentina after three seasons, returning to Italy where she previously starred for Juventus. The Swedish striker signs a three-year deal.

England U19s beat the Netherlands 2-1 in their Euros opener after a nervy first half. Arsenal’s rising stars were central as the Lionesses turned it around.

Six Arsenal players called up to England’s U19 Euros squad as the Young Lionesses aim for the title and World Cup qualification in Poland.

Arsenal’s Rosa Kafaji ruled out of Euro 2025 after foot surgery. Sweden miss out on rising star as club expects return in time for pre-season.

In part two of our season review, Renee Slegers starts to find her feet as Arsenal’s interim manager and begins to build a case for the permanent job.