Sarah Mayling has joined Leicester City on loan for the remainder of the 2025/2026 season.
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Tottenham Hotspur have announced Norway international Julie Blakstad as their fourth signing of the winter transfer window.
Arsenal have announced the signing of Sweden international Smilla Holmberg.
There may not be a major tournament in the summer but that does not mean that 2026 is going to be a quiet year. There is plenty to a lot to look forward to in the world of women’s football across the domestic and international game. Here are some highlights to keep an eye on:
Birmingham City have completed the signing of defender Asato Miyagawa, subject to international clearance and WSL2 approval.
The fixtures for the Adobe Women’s FA Cup Fourth Round have been set as the competition returns in January.
Everton Women have announced that GED Investments has become a minority investor in the club.
Five Lionesses have been nominated for The Best FIFA Women’s Player 2025 as FIFA announce the shortlist for their awards, likely to be held in January 2026.
The draw for the European World Cup Qualfiers will take place this afternoon at 12:00 GMT.
The Group Stage will run from March-June 2026 and will be followed by play-offs to determine UEFA’s 11 allocated spots at the next World Cup, to be held in Brazil in 2027.