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Another signing from Häcken joins WSL
The transfer window opened on Friday, and Liverpool has already made its first winter signing. She is 22-year-old Swedish player Alice Bergström, who comes from Häcken.
London City Lionesses appointed a new head coach
The new coach is 39-year-old Spaniard Eder Maestre. LCL will play their first match under his leadership on January 11.
Khiara Keating is changing the history of English football
"I am just happy to be the inspiration," said the goalkeeper known for her all time smiley face. And she really is an inspiration, especially for little girls in England. She became England's first ethnic minority goalkeeper.
Arsenal helds transfer talks with Georgia Stanway
Arsenal may be strengthened by another Lioness. Georgie Stanway's contract with Bayern is ending, and she may be heading home to England.
Lea Schüller is Red! Check her first interview as United player
The transfer window has barely opened, yet one of the biggest moves of the winter may already be here. After five years at Bayern Munich, Lea Schüller is set to leave the club and will play in the WSL for the first time.
- Manchester United Women have confirmed the signing of German international striker Lea Schüller, with the transfer effective 1 January 2026, subject to international clearance and registration.
- Schüller, 28, joins from FC Bayern Munich on a contract lasting until June 2029, marking a major attacking addition for the club.
- She scored over 100 goals for Bayern during her five-and-a-half-year stint, helping them win four Frauen-Bundesliga titles and the DFB-Pokal cup.
- Schüller has 82 caps and 54 goals for the German national team, underlining her pedigree at international level.
Matilda Nildén joins her sister in North London
Alongside Hanna Wijk, Tottenham have secured another signing from BK Häcken. Matilda Nildén will now play alongside her older sister Amanda.
Edrud is leaving Hammarby for "next step in her career"
Fan favorite Moa Edrud is leaving Hammarby. While she has yet to decide which jersey she will wear next, she has made it clear that she wants to take the next step in her career.
From Diagnosis to the Big Stage: Mala Grohs’ Remarkable Return
The Bayern Munich goalkeeper has come through a truly turbulent period. She overcame cancer, saved a penalty in the Women’s Champions League immediately upon her return, and went on to celebrate a title with her club.
