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Arsenal agree world record £1m fee with Liverpool for Smith, published at 21:14 BST 10 July
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Chelsea forward Fishel signs for Seattle Reign, published at 19:07 BST 10 July
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Taylor the leading candidate for Liverpool job, published at 14:25 BST 9 July
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Man City sign Germany midfielder Lohmann, published at 14:05 BST 9 July
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Brighton captain Losada leaves as contract expires, published at 13:03 BST 9 July
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Everton sign Japan defender Kitagawa from Hacken, published at 11:11 BST 9 July
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Villa sign England keeper Roebuck after Barca exit, published at 11:00 BST 8 July
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Aston Villa sign Netherlands defender Wilms, published at 17:18 BST 7 July
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Spencer signs for Chelsea on permanent dealpublished at 15:14 BST 7 July
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Rebecca Spencer will remain at Chelsea after her three-month loan spell last season
Chelsea have signed goalkeeper Rebecca Spencer from Tottenham on a permanent basis after her loan spell with the Women's Super League champions last season.
Spencer will sign a one-year contract with Sonia Bompastor's side and there is an option to extend for a further year.
The Jamaica international spent the final three months of the 2024-25 campaign with the Blues to provide goalkeeping cover.
It is Spencer's second spell with Chelsea, having previously represented the club between 2016 and 2018.
"I'm over the moon to be given the opportunity to stay at this magical club, it's somewhere which has always felt like home for me," Spencer said.
"We have amazing fans, and I look forward to coming back into this environment on a permanent basis and working alongside the great goalkeeper's union we have."
The 34-year-old has plenty of WSL experience and spent a season at West Ham in between her time at Chelsea and Tottenham.
Everton closing in on loan for England's Robinson, published at 12:16 BST 7 July
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Everton sign Japan centre-back Ishikawa, published at 11:40 BST 7 July
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Arsenal sign former Liverpool full-back Hinds, published at 09:59 BST 7 July
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Everton sign Spain U23 winger Vignola, published at 16:47 BST 4 July
Spurs name ex-Man Utd assistant Ho as manager, published at 11:38 BST 4 July
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Man City appoint Denmark boss Jeglertz as head coach, published at 18:00 BST 3 July
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Everton's Gago pens three-year contract extensionpublished at 15:02 BST 2 July
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Gago is part of France's 23-player Euro 2025 squad
France forward Kelly Gago has signed a three-year contract extension with Everton, keeping her at the club until June 2028.
Gago, 26, joined the Toffees in January from Nantes and scored five goals and registered two assists during the second half of her side's Women's Super League campaign.
She said the club's owners' ambitions align with her "personal aspirations" and she wants to keep testing herself in the "best league in the world".
"I want to get on the scoresheet as many times as possible and help the team achieve its goals," she said. "I am really excited by the project that we are building and have had positive talks with Brian [Sorensen] about the future of this club."
Manager Brian Sorensen added that she was a "big part" of his plans for next season.
He said: "She enjoyed an impressive first few months at the club and fast became a popular figure in the changing room and also among supporters.
"I'm sure she will make our first campaign in our new home a memorable one."
'Everyone wants to be a bit like Lucy Bronze' Video, 00:02:17, published at 14:00 BST 2 July
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Tottenham sign teenage Japan defender Koga, published at 13:10 BST 2 July
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Chelsea sign Australia defender Carpenter, published at 12:31 BST 2 July
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'Excited for more trophies' - Kelly signs for Arsenal, published at 10:12 BST 2 July
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Chelsea defender Lawrence joins Lyon, published at 15:09 BST 1 July
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Brighton sign goalkeeper Nnadozie from Paris FC, published at 15:08 BST 27 June
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Leicester City set to sign goalkeeper Keane published at 14:34 BST 27 June
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Katie Keane was part of the Republic of Ireland squad for their Euro 2025 first round play-off against Georgia last year
Leicester City are set to sign goalkeeper Katie Keane from Shamrock Rovers on a three-year deal.
The Women's Super League club are expected to pay a fee for the 18-year-old but the figure is unknown.
The goalkeeper was called up to the Republic of Ireland senior squad at the age of 16 in 2022.
She is regarded as an exciting prospect having impressed at Athlone Town and with the national youth teams.
Forward Ayane leaves Tottenham after six yearspublished at 09:16 BST 27 June
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Rosella Ayane scored a 96th-minute winner against Sheffield United en route to Tottenham's debut FA Cup final in 2024
Tottenham have confirmed the departure of forward Rosella Ayane following the end of her contract.
The Morocco international joined Tottenham from Bristol City in 2019 and went on to score 12 goals in 109 appearances.
She was part of the Spurs squad who competed in the Women's Super League for the first time in 2019 and came on as a substitute in the FA Cup final defeat by Manchester United in 2024.
The 29-year-old leaves Tottenham as one of their longest-serving players.