Every WSL summer transfer confirmed - 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 summer transfer window has officially closed for Women's Super League clubs.

Arsenal's signing of Canada forward Olivia Smith was the highest-value move of the window, surpassing the £1m mark for the first time in women's football, while Manchester neighbours City and United were involved in a deadline day deal that saw England midfielders Jess Park and Grace Clinton trade places.

Some huge moves could still be announced after the window closed at 23:00 BST on 4 September 4, as long as all the formalities were completed in time.

Among those to look out for are Chelsea's pursuit of Angel City forward Alyssa Thompson and London City Lionesses' approach for PSG forward Grace Geyoro.

Here are all the confirmed ins and outs from clubs across the top flight:

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)

• Vivienne Lia (Forward, to Nottingham Forest on loan)

• Rosa Kafaji (Forward, to Brighton on loan)

• Lia Walti (Midfielder)

• Laura Wienroither (Defender, to Man City)

• Naomi Williams (Goalkeeper, to Bristol City on loan)

• Lia Walti (Midfielder, to Juventus)

• Maddy Earl (Midfielder, to Ipswich Town on loan)

• Cecily Wellesley-Smith (Defender, to Leicester City on loan)

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)

• Ruby Tucker (Forward, to Southampton)

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)

• Fuka Tsunoda (Midfielder, from Urawa Reds)

• Manuela Vanegas Catano (Defender, from Real Sociedad)

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)

• Comfort Erhabor (Goalkeeper, to Portsmouth)

• Melina Loeck (Goalkeeper, to Hammarby on loan)

• Olivia Johnson (Forward, to Bristol City on loan)

• Chelsea Ferguson (Forward, to Lewes)

• Libby Bance (Midfielder, to Birmingham City on loan)

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)

• Louna Ribadeira (Forward, to Fleury 91 on loan)

• Aniek Nouwen (Defender, To PSV Eindhoven)

• Greta Humphries (Defender, to Portsmouth)

• Aimee Claypole (Forward, to Nottingham Forest)

• Lucy Watson (Forward, Free agent)

• Vera Jones (Midfielder, to Bristol City on loan)

• Lola Brown (Forward, to Crystal Palace on loan)

• Katie Cox (Goalkeeper, to Aberdeen on loan)

• Femke Liefting (Goalkeeper, to Newcastle on loan)

• Alejandra Bernabe (Defender, to Liverpool)

• Jorja Fox (Defender, to Newcastle United on loan)

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)

• Ruby Mace (Midfielder, from Leicester)

• Maz Pacheco (Defender, from Aston Villa)

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

• Ornella Vignola (Forward, from Granada)

• Rosa van Gool (Midfielder, from Ajax)

• Yuka Momiki (Midfielder, from Leicester City)

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)

• Melissa Lawley (Forward, to Burnley on loan)

Leicester

Katie Keane was Leicester's first summer signing

Ins

• Celeste Boureille (Midfielder, from Montpellier)

• Katie Keane (Goalkeeper, from Shamrock Rovers)

• Heather Payne (Defender, from Everton)

• Emily van Egmond (Midfielder, from Birmingham City)

• Cecily Wellesley-Smith (Defender, from Arsenal on loan)

• Olivia McLoughlin (Midfielder, from Rangers)

• Rosella Ayane (Forward, Unattached - previously Tottenham)

Outs

• Sophie Howard (Defender, to Como)

• Lena Petermann (Forward, to Breder Wemen)

• Saori Takarada (Midfielder, free agent)

• Yuka Momiki (Midfielder, to Everton)

• CJ Bott (Defender, to Wellington Phoenix)

• Courtney Nevin (Defender, to Malmo)

• Deanne Rose (Forward, to Nottingham Forest)

• Ruby Mace (Midfielder, to Everton)

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)

• Beata Olsson (Striker, from Kristianstads DFF)

• Emilia Szymczak (Midfielder, from Barcelona on loan)

• Alejandra Bernabe (Defender, from Chelsea)

• Risa Shimizu (Defender, from Manchester City on loan)

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)

• Danielle van de Donk (Midfielder, from Lyon)

• Katie Zelem (Midfielder, from Angel City)

• Paula Partido (Midfielder, from Real Madrid)

• Wassa Sangare (Defender, from OL Lyonnes on loan)

• Lucia Corrales (Forward, from Barcelona)

• Grace Geroyo (Midfielder, from PSG)

Outs

• Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah (Forward, free agent)

• Georgia Brougham (Defender, free agent)

• Megan Campbell (Defender, free agent)

• Lucy Fitzgerald (Forward, free agent)

• Miljana Ivanovic (Forward, to Malmo)

• Emma Mukandi (Defender, free agent)

• Connie Scofield (Midfielder, free agent)

• Amelia Ajao (Forward, to Wimbledon)

• Danielle Carter (Forward, free agent)

• Hermione Cull (Goalkeeper, to Plymouth Argyle)

• Charlene Meyong (Midfielder, to Al Ahli)

• Shen Mengyu (Midfielder, to Shanghai Shengli)

• Grace Neville (Defender, to Ipswich Town)

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 Arsenal)

• Grace Clinton (Midfielder, from Manchester United)

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)

• Poppy Pritchard (Forward, to Durham on loan)

• Eve Annets (Goalkeeper, to Crystal Palace on loan)

• Risa Shimizu (Defender, to Liverpool on loan

• Jess Park (Midfielder, to Manchester United)

Manchester United

Julia Zigiotti Olme represented Sweden at Euro 2025

Ins

• Julia Zigiotti Olme (Midfielder, from Bayern Munich)

• Fridolina Rolfo (Forward, unattached - previously Barcelona)

• Jess Park (Midfielder, from Manchester City)

Outs

• Alyssa Aherne (Forward, free agent)

• Aoife Mannion (Defender, to Newcastle United)

• Evie Rabjohn (Defender, to Sunderland on loan)

• Jess Simpson (Defender, to Southampton)

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

• Keira Barry (Forward, to Sunderland on loan)

• Lucy Newell (Defender, to Birmingham City on loan)

• Geyse da Silva Ferreira (on loan at NY/NJ Gotham FC)

• Grace Clinton (Midfielder, to Manchester City)

Tottenham

Japan international Toko Koga has joined Tottenham until 2029

Ins

• Toko Koga (Defender, from Feyenoord)

• Cathinka Tandberg (Forward, from Hammarby)

Outs

• Rosella Ayane (Forward, free agent)

• Hayley Raso (Winger, to Eintracht Frankfurt)

• Becky Spencer (Goalkeeper, to Chelsea)

• Anna Csiki (Midfielder, to West Ham on loan)

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)

• Anna Csiki (Midfielder, from Tottenham Hotspur on loan)

Outs

• Princess Ademiluyi (Forward, to Gotham FC)

• Marika Bergman Lundin (Midfielder, free agent)

• Dagny Brynjarsdottir (Midfielder, free agent)

• Shannon Cooke (Defender, free agent)

• Emma Harries (Forward, free agent)

• Camila Saez (Defender, to Bristol City on loan)

• Kirsty Smith (Defender, to Nottingham Forest)

• Katelin Talbert (Goalkeeper, free agent)

• Jess Ziu (Midfielder, to Bristol City on loan)

• Keira Flannery (Midfielder, to Charlton Athletic on loan)

• Kristie Mewis (Midfielder, free agent)

• Ruby Doe (Forward, to Ipswich Town)

• Jessie Stapleton (Defender/Midfielder, to Nottingham Forest on loan)

• Soraya Walsh (Midfielder, to Watford on loan)

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