Nikita Parris

Arsenal address the lack of diversity in their women’s team photo for the 2023-24 season, highlighting it as a “key priority”. The club responds to criticisms and outlines its broader commitments to inclusivity.

Manchester United have signed Nikita Parris after just one season at Arsenal and the forward is looking forward to the ‘biggest years’ of her career.

David Ornstein is reporting that Nikita Parris is set to leave Arsenal to sign for Manchester United just one year after arriving at the club.

Sarina Wiegman has selected her Euro squad and there are four Arsenal players in it

Four Arsenal players have been named in the provisional England squad ahead of this summer’s Euros.

Here comes the dreaded international break when players go away to play for their national team with multiple friendlies planned over the February period.

Arsenal women have been handed a major blow with the news that Leah Williamson is set for a long spell on the sidelines with a serious hamstring injury while Jordan Nobbs has been called back into the England squad.

Tobin Heath’s expected arrival at Arsenal means there will be a lot of competition for attacking places at the club, so who should start?

The transfer window is in it’s final hours and Arsenal have completed 46 deals across all teams at the club. Let’s take a look at them all.

Arsenal have confirmed that Nikita Parris has joined the club as Lyon confirm the fee of €80,000 with add-ons of a possible €20,000.

Three Arsenal players have been called up for the summer Olympics, due to take place in Japan, while their top centreback has signed a new deal.

According to the Guardian, Arsenal are in talks with Olympique Lyonnais to swap forwards Vivianne Miedema for Nikita Parris and this would not be a good thing if the deal does happen.

According to the Guardian, the FA are not expecting Phil Neville to quit as the boss of England’s women’s team despite rumours he was considering handing in his resignation.

With the World Cup less than a week away, let’s take a deep look at the 23 players selected by Phil Neville and the squad’s strengths and weaknesses.

The Football Writer’s Association voted Manchester City’s Nikita Parris as Player of the Year, beating Vivianne Miedema by one vote in what is surely one of the biggest jokes of the season.

Despite Arsenal’s Women not playing this weekend, they were able to strengthen their grip at the top of the table as Manchester City beat Birmingham, the only other side not to have dropped points this season.

We are one month into the three-month Ladies’ transfer window and we can clearly see the pattern and choices used by the nine FA WSL1…