Every WSL summer transfer so far - including £1m Smith

Olivia Smith (centre) moved to Arsenal from Liverpool for £1m, while Ellie Carpenter (left) has signed for Chelsea and Ellie Roebuck joined Aston Villa

The Women's Super League summer transfer window is open, with clubs having until 23:00 BST on 4 September to complete deals.

The biggest signing so far is Arsenal's world record move for Canada forward Olivia Smith, who joined from Liverpool for £1m.

Elsewhere, newly promoted London City Lionesses have made a statement of their intent, with 11 new arrivals.

Here are all the confirmed ins and outs.

Arsenal

Chloe Kelly has signed for Arsenal permanently after a successful loan spell last season

Ins

• Anneke Borbe (Goalkeeper, from Wolfsburg)

• Taylor Hinds (Defender, from Liverpool)

• Chloe Kelly (Winger, from Man City)

• Olivia Smith (Forward, from Liverpool)

Outs

• Michelle Agyemang (Forward, to Brighton on loan)

• Freya Godfrey (Midfielder, to London City Lionesses)

• Teyah Goldie (Defender, to London City Lionesses)

• Laila Harbert (Midfielder, to Portland Thorns on loan)

• Lina Hurtig (Forward, to Fiorentina)

• Amanda Ilestedt (Defender, to Eintracht Frankfurt)

• Rosa Kafaji (Forward, to Brighton on loan)

• Laura Wienroither (Defender, to Man City)

Aston Villa

Goalkeeper Ellie Roebuck returned to the WSL, signing for Aston Villa on a two-year deal from Barcelona

Ins

• Jill Baijings (Midfielder, from Bayern Munich)

• Oceane Deslandes (Defender, from Montpellier)

• Maya Hijikata (Forward, from Tokyo Verdy Beleza)

• Lucia Kendall (Midfielder, from Southampton)

• Ellie Roebuck (Goalkeeper, from Barcelona)

• Lynn Wilms (Defender, from Wolfsburg)

Outs

• Jordan Nobbs (Midfielder, to Newcastle United)

• Maz Pacheco (Defender, to Everton)

• Sophia Poor (Goalkeeper, to London City Lionesses)

• Katie Robinson (Midfielder, to Everton on loan)

• Danielle Turner (Defender, free agent)

Brighton

Michelle Agyemang scored five goals in 22 appearances on loan with Brighton last season

Ins

• Michelle Agyemang (Forward, from Arsenal on loan)

• Carla Camacho (Forward, from Real Madrid)

• Rosa Kafaji (Forward, from Arsenal)

• Chiamaka Nnadozie (Goalkeeper, from Paris FC)

• Moeka Minami (Defender, from Roma)

• Maelys Mpome (Defender, from Chelsea)

Outs

• Guro Bergsvand (Defender, to Wolfsburg)

• Pauline Bremer (Forward, to Cologne)

• Vicky Losada (Midfielder, free agent)

• Li Mengwen (Defender, free agent)

• Nikita Parris (Winger, to London City Lionesses)

• Poppy Pattinson (Defender, to London City Lionesses)

• Dejana Stefanovic (Midfielder, free agent)

• Maria Thorisdottir (Defender, free agent)

Chelsea

Australia defender Ellie Carpenter joined Chelsea from Lyon on a four-year contract

Ins

• Mara Alber (Forward, from Hoffenheim)

• Ellie Carpenter (Defender, from Lyon)

• Livia Peng (Goalkeeper, from Werder Bremen)

• Becky Spencer (Goalkeeper, from Tottenham)

Outs

• Ashanti Akpan (Midfielder, to Southampton on loan)

• Julia Bartel (Midfielder, to Atletico Madrid on loan)

• Mia Fishel (Forward, to Seattle Reign)

• Sophie Ingle (Midfielder, free agent)

• Ashleigh Lawrence (Defender, to Lyon)

• Zecira Musovic (Goalkeeper, to Malmo)

• Maelys Mpome (Defender, to Brighton)

Everton

Martina Fernandez has joined Everton permanently after spending last season on loan

Ins

• Martina Fernandez (Defender, from Barcelona)

• Rion Ishikawa (Defender, from Urawa Red Diamonds)

• Hikaru Kitagawa (Defender, from Hacken)

• Maz Pacheco (Defender, from Aston Villa)

• Katie Robinson (Midfielder, from Aston Villa on loan)

• Ornella Vignola (Forward, from Granada)

Outs

• Sara Holmgaard (Defender, to Real Madrid)

• Rikke Madsen (Forward, free agent)

• Maren Mjelde (Defender, free agent)

• Karoline Olesen (Midfielder, to Malmo)

• Heather Payne (Defender, free agent)

• Veatriki Sarri (Forward, to Birmingham City)

• Lauren Thomas (Midfielder, free agent)

• Justine Vanhaevermaet (Midfielder, free agent)

Leicester

Katie Keane was Leicester's first summer signing

Ins

• Celeste Boureille (Midfielder, from Montpellier)

• Katie Keane (Goalkeeper, from Shamrock Rovers)

Outs

• Sophie Howard (Defender, to Como)

• Lena Petermann (Forward, to Breder Wemen)

• Saori Takarada (Midfielder, free agent)

Liverpool

Wales international Lily Woodham spent most of last season on loan with Crystal Palace

Ins

• Rafaela Borggrafe (Goalkeeper, from Freiburg)

• Sam Kerr (Midfielder, from Bayern Munich)

• Kirsty Maclean (Midfielder, from Rangers)

• Lily Woodham (Defender, from Seattle Reign)

Outs

• Yana Daniels (Forward, free agent)

• Niamh Fahey (Defender, retired)

• Taylor Hinds (Defender, to Arsenal)

• Jasmine Matthews (Defender, free agent)

• Teagan Micah (Goalkeeper, to Lyon)

• Olivia Smith (Forward, to Arsenal)

London City Lionesses

Netherlands midfielder Danielle van de Donk joined London City Lionesses on a two-year deal

Ins

• Jana Fernandez (Defender, from Barcelona)

• Sanni Franssi (Forward, from Real Sociedad)

• Freya Godfrey (Midfielder, from Arsenal)

• Teyah Goldie (Defender, from Arsenal)

• Isa Kardinaal (Defender, from Ajax)

• Alanna Kennedy (Defender, from Angel City)

• Elena Linari (Defender, from Roma)

• Elene Lete (Goalkeeper, from Real Sociedad)

• Nikita Parris (Winger, from Brighton)

• Poppy Pattinson (Defender, from Brighton)

• Sophia Poor (Goalkeeper, from Aston Villa)

• Connie Scofield (Midfielder, from

• Danielle van de Donk (Midfielder, from Lyon)

• Katie Zelem (Midfielder, from Angel City)

Outs

• Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah (Forward, free agent)

• Georgia Brougham (Defender, free agent)

• Megan Campbell (Defender, free agent)

• Lucy Fitzgerald (Forward, free agent)

• Teyah Goldie (Defender, to Arsenal)

• Miljana Ivanovic (Forward, to Malmo)

• Emma Mukandi (Defender, free agent)

• Connie Scofield (Midfielder, free agent)

Manchester City

Sydney Lohmann won four Frauen-Bundesliga titles with Bayern Munich

Ins

• Iman Beney (Forward, from Young Boys)

• Sydney Lohmann (Midfielder, from Bayern Munich)

• Jade Rose (Defender, from Harvard University)

• Eartha Cumings (Goalkeeper, from FC Rosengard)

• Laura Wienroither (Defender, from Man City)

Outs

• Laia Aleixandri (Defender, to Barcelona)

• Chloe Kelly (Winger, to Arsenal)

• Aemu Oyama (Midfielder , to FC Rosengard on loan)

• Jill Roord (Midfielder, to FC Twente)

Manchester United

Julia Zigiotti Olme represented Sweden at Euro 2025

Ins

• Julia Zigiotti Olme (Midfielder, from Bayern Munich)

• Fridolina Rolfo (Forward, unattached - previously Barcelona)

Outs

• Alyssa Aherne (Forward, free agent)

• Aoife Mannion (Defender, to Newcastle United)

• Jess Simpson (Defender, to Southampton)

• Emma Watson (Midfielder, to Crystal Palace on loan)

Tottenham

Japan international Toko Koga has joined Tottenham until 2029

Ins

• Toko Koga (Defender, from Feyenoord)

Outs

• Rosella Ayane (Forward, free agent)

• Becky Spencer (Goalkeeper, to Chelsea)

West Ham

Ffion Morgan represented Wales at Euro 2025

Ins

• Sarah Brasero (Midfielder, from Estoril)

• Yu Endo (Defender, from Urawa Red Diamonds)

• Ffion Morgan (Forward, from Bristol City)

• Katelin Talbert (Goalkeeper, from Aston Villa)

• Leila Wandeler (Forward, from Lyon)

Outs

• Marika Bergman Lundin (Midfielder, free agent)

• Dagny Brynjarsdottir (Midfielder, free agent)

• Shannon Cooke (Defender, free agent)

• Emma Harries (Forward, free agent)

• Kirsty Smith (Defender, to Nottingham Forest)

• Katelin Talbert (Goalkeeper, free agent)

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