Nottingham Forest Women sign midfielder Tove Almqvist on a three-year deal from Swedish side Djurgården. She has also played for Linköpings and Vittsjö GIK, winning the Damallsvenskan twice as well as the Swedish League Cup a couple of times. Head Coach, Carly Davies, told nottinghamforest.co.uk: “We’re delighted to welcome Tove to Nottingham Forest. “She’s an […]
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Birmingham City Women have signed South Korean international Ji So-yun on a short-term loan from Seattle Reign. The experienced midfielder has made 41 appearances in all competitions across her two seasons with the NWSL club. She earlier had a trophy-laden spell with Chelsea, playing 210 times and scoring 68 goals, whilst named in the WSL
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The Adobe Women’s FA Cup First Round Qualifying has 163 ties ranging from St Agnes to Carlisle and Margate to Cramlington. For details of the venues, please check the relevant clubs’ social media channels. Sunday 7 September (2pm) Washington v Guisborough TownNorthallerton Town v Carlisle UnitedWhitehaven v Redcar Townii International Soccer Academy v Boldon CACramlington
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FA Women’s National League Cup match day two sees a number of sides play PGA teams, including West Brom Women who host Leicester City Academy at The Hawthorns. One tie from the opening round of games was completed at the second attempt on Thursday, as Plymouth Argyle came from behind to win 5-1 away to
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Keep track of all the 2025 summer transfer window moves involving Barclays Women’s Super League and WSL2 players with our regularly updated list. PLAYER – OLD CLUB – NEW CLUB 1 – 6 September Princess Ademiluyi – West Ham United to Gotham FC Tove Almqvist – Djurgården to Nottingham Forest Eve Annets – Manchester City to
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While Manchester City have signed Grace Clinton from Manchester United, fellow EURO 2025 winner Jess Park has moved in the opposite direction. Following a loan spell with Spurs, midfielder Clinton returned to Manchester United and played 28 times last season, scoring nine goals. Clinton told mancity.com: “I love the way Manchester City play, and it’s
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Leicester City Women sign England U-23 international Olivia McLoughlin from Rangers on a three-year contract. She has five caps for England U-23s, played for Aston Villa and Birmingham City before moving to Rangers. Reflecting on the move, Olivia told Foxes Hub: “I am really excited to be here, and this is definitely the right move for
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Liverpool Women have completed the signing of Spanish full-back Alejandra Bernabe, following her loan spell from Chelsea during last season. She has one senior cap for Spain, has played in the Champions League and had spells with Atletico Madrid, Real Sociedad and began her career at Madrid CFF. Bernabe, sidelined by injury towards the end
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Spurs Women have signed Norway international forward Cathinka Tandberg from Hammarby on a permanent contract. She made her senior international debut against France in October, 2023, and has five senior caps for her country to date. Joining Swedish side Linkoping in 2023 she netted 19 goals to win the league’s golden boot, switching to Hammarby
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Crystal Palace Women have signed Scotland international forward Kirsty Howat from Rangers on a two-year deal. Howat scored 39 goals in two seasons for Rangers and won four trophies with them, she also had spells with local rivals Celtic and Glasgow City, winning three cups with the latter. She represented Scotland at senior level for
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