Alessia Russo on Arsenal Love, the Bus Parade, and Chasing the WSL Title
Alessia Russo reveals how Arsenal won her heart, reflects on her career-best 2025-26 season, and targets the WSL title with a refreshed squad.
Women’s Team
Arsenal Striker Signs to Newcastle on Loan
Arsenal striker Jessie Gale joins Newcastle United Women on loan for 2026/27 after scoring nine goals across two WSL2 loan spells last season.
Arsenal Women Line Up two pre-season friendlies at Meadow Park as New-Look Squad Takes Shape
Arsenal Women confirm Paris FC and Charlton friendlies at Meadow Park ahead of 2026-27 WSL season as Slegers integrates rebuilt squad.
Brutal Start In WSL for Arsenal Women: 2026-27 WSL Fixtures Confirmed
Arsenal Women face Man Utd, Chelsea, and Man City in the first five WSL games of 2026-27. Can Slegers' squad finally end the title drought?
Chloe Kelly Says She’s in a “Really Good Place” as Arsenal’s Euro Heroine Eyes WSL Comeback
Chloe Kelly opens up on her injury-hit Arsenal season and reveals why she's in a "really good place" ahead of the 2026-27 WSL campaign.
Arsenal Land Real Madrid’s Record-Breaking Captain Misa Rodriguez on a Free Transfer
Arsenal Women confirm signing of Real Madrid record-breaker Misa Rodriguez on a free transfer. The Spain international signs a three-year deal at the club.
Arsenal Goalkeeper Signs for Bristol City Women in Permanent Summer Deal
Bristol City Women sign Arsenal goalkeeper Hope McSheffrey on a permanent deal. The 18-year-old ex-England U17 starter begins her pro career.
Arsenal Women Rip Up the Script: Six In, Six Out in a Summer That Redefines Their Squad
Arsenal Women sign six and release six in a bold summer rebuild. Stanway, Batlle, and Reuteler arrive as McCabe and Mead depart.
Arsenal Set Their Sights on PSG Captain Sakina Karchaoui as Squad Overhaul Continues
Arsenal are targeting PSG captain Sakina Karchaoui as Renee Slegers continues a major squad rebuild this summer. Here's what we know.
Real Madrid’s Record-Breaker Heading to Arsenal
Arsenal Women set to sign Spanish World Cup winner Misa Rodriguez on a free transfer from Real Madrid. Here's why this deal matters.