Jonas Eidevall

Norwegian midfield star Frida Maanum extends her Arsenal contract, pledging her future to the Gunners after an impressive season.

Lydia Bedford makes a historic move from Arsenal Women’s setup to coach Brentford’s U18 men’s team.

Jonas Eidevall, Arsenal’s manager, reflects on a season filled with triumphs, challenges, and progress, while looking forward to future achievements.

Freya Godfrey, a rising star in Arsenal’s ranks, is set to ink her first professional contract, demonstrating the successful youth development at Arsenal.

In a season filled with twists, Arsenal are nearly through to the Champions League qualifying round, with a promising future.

Your one-stop digest for Arsenal’s week: Player injuries, potential transfers, emerging talents, and much more! Get all the Gunners’ updates here.

Arsenal’s Eidevall provides squad update ahead of Everton showdown, with Foord and Catley set to return. Get the full update here.

Steph Catley’s injury adds to Arsenal’s growing list of concerns, casting a shadow over their future performance and the upcoming FIFA Women’s World Cup.

Swiss midfielder Lia Walti commits future to Arsenal with a new contract. Walti’s journey continues at the club she calls home.

Arsenal triumph over Brighton in a decisive 4-0 win, moving up to third place in the WSL with impressive performances from key players.

Arsenal manager Jonas Eidevall remains focused on his team’s performance in the WSL title race, ignoring Manchester City’s recent stumble.

Arsenal Women to play more WSL matches at the Emirates Stadium next season, signalling growth in women’s football & their increasing fan base.

Arsenal targets Levante’s Paula Tomás to reinforce defence amidst injury setbacks. Can the Spanish starlet unlock their WSL title ambitions?

Laura Wienroither’s ACL injury highlights a concerning trend at Arsenal and underscores the need for more research into the connection between menstrual cycles and ACL injuries in women.

Arsenal Women secure vital 1-0 win over Leicester City, edging closer to Champions League qualification as they chase Chelsea.

Arsenal Women’s coach Jonas Eidevall reflects on their heartbreaking Champions League semi-final exit, as they face the challenge of bouncing back in the WSL.

Heartbreak for Arsenal in Women’s Champions League semi-final as Bremer’s extra-time winner sends Wolfsburg to the final against Barcelona.

Arsenal Women face Wolfsburg Women in a thrilling UEFA Women’s Champions League semi-final at the Emirates Stadium, aiming for their first final since 2007.

Arsenal Women sell out Emirates Stadium for Champions League semi-final, marking a pivotal moment in women’s football and raising questions about their future stadium.

Arsenal suffers a 1-0 defeat, ending title hopes, and faces injury concerns ahead of the Champions League semi-final.