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·14 September 2022

Barclays WSL & Championship Transfer Watch – Summer 2022

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Keep track of all the 2022 summer transfer window moves involving Barclays WSL and Women’s Championship players.


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FULL TRANSFERS LISTINGS

Player – Old Club – New Club (alphabetical order)

A to M

Angela Addison – Tottenham Hotspur to Charlton Athletic Laia Aleixandri – Athletico Madrid to Manchester City Jonna Andersson – Chelsea to Hammarby Anna Anvegård – Everton to BK Hacken Lucy Ashworth-Clifford – Lewes to Celtic Viviane Asseyi – Bayern Munich to West Ham United Izzy Atkinson – Celtic to West Ham United Sophie Barker -Leicester City to Sheffield United (on loan) Jodie Bartle – Celtic to Coventry United Janine Beckie – Manchester City to Portland Thorns Aggie Beevor-Jones – Chelsea to Everton (on loan) Fran Bentley – Manchester United to Bristol City (previously on loan) Elysia Boddy – Leicester City to Bristol City Tara Bourne – Manchester United to Birmingham City (on loan) Ellie Brazil – Brighton & Hove Albion to Tottenham Hotspur Lucy Bronze – Manchester City to Barcelona

Danielle Brown – Durham to Sunderland Rachel Brown – Nottingham Forest to Sheffield United Vicky Bruce – SC Sand to Bristol City Kadeisha Buchanan – Lyon to Chelsea Jackie Burns – BK Häcken to Reading Diane Caldwell – Manchester United to Reading Jelena Cankovic – Rosengard to Chelsea Kerstin Casparij – FC Twente to Manchester City Deyna Castellanos – Atletico Madrid to Manchester City Olivia Clark – Coventry United to Bristol City Jess Clarke – Sheffield United to Durham Maéva Clemaron – Tottenham Hotspur to Servette Grace Clinton – Everton to Manchester United Libby Copus-Brown – Newcastle Olympic to Lewes Hermoine Cull – Arsenal to London City Lionesses Eartha Cumings – Charlton Athletic to Liverpool Kenza Dali – Everton to Aston Villa Rachel Daly – Houston Dash to Aston Villa Bethan Davies – Huddersfield Town to Sheffield United Esme de Graaf – Leicester City to Feyenoord Charlie Devlin – Leicester City to Birmingham City (on loan) Tyler Dodds – Glasgow City to Sunderland Maria Edwards – Manchester United to SGS Essen Claire Emslie – Everton to Angel City Charlie Estcourt – Coventry United to Birmingham City Lisa Evans – Arsenal to West Ham United (previously on loan)

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Lisa Evans of West Ham United. (Photo by Jacques Feeney/Getty Images)

Millie Farrow – London City Lionesses to NC Courage Olivia Fergusson – Coventry United to Celtic Gilly Flaherty – West Ham United to Liverpool Maria Farrugia – Sunderland to Durham Keira Flannery – Arsenal to West Ham United Mary Fowler – Montpelier to Manchester City Jorja Fox – Chelsea to Brighton & Hove Albion (loan) Ivana Fuso – Manchester United to Bayer 04 Leverkusen (on loan) Lucia Garcia – Athletic Bilbao to Manchester United Valerie Gauvin – Everton to NC Courage Nicki Gears – Durham to Sunderland Sokhara Goodall – London Bees to London City Lionesses Abbi Grant – Leicester City to Glasgow City (previously on loan) Josie Green – Tottenham Hotspur to Leicester City Mollie Green – Coventry United to Birmingham City Jackie Groenen – Manchester United to Paris Saint Germain Kirsty Hanson – Manchester United to Aston Villa (on loan) Natasha Harding – Reading to Aston Villa Martha Harris – Manchester United to Birmingham City Sophie Harris – Leicester City to Southampton Naomi Hartley – Coventry United to Sheffield United Yui Hasegawa – West Ham United to Manchester City Honoka Hayashi – AIK to West Ham United Shania Hayles – Aston Villa to Bristol City Sophie Haywood – Aston Villa to Sheffield United Tobin Heath – Arsenal to OL Reign Eleanor Heeps – Tottenham Hotspur to Coventry United (on loan) Brooke Hendrix – Melbourne Victory to Reading Alex Hennessy – Arsenal to West Ham United Corinne Henson – Watford to Charlton Athletic Lois Heuchan – Charlton Athletic to London City Lionesses Kathryn Hill – Durham to Rangers Sophie Hillyerd – Charlton Athletic to West Ham United Ashley Hodson – Liverpool to Birmingham City (on loan) Abby Holmes – Durham to Sunderland Karen Holmgaard – Turbine Potsdam to Everton Sara Holmgaard – Turbine Potsdam to Everton Halle Houssein – Arsenal to West Ham United (previously dual-registered) Lina Hurtig – Juventus to Arsenal Jodie Hutton – Aston Villa to Bristol City Celin Bizet Ildhusøy – Paris Saint-Germain to Tottenham Hotspur Angharad James – Orlando Pride to Tottenham Hotspur Becky Jane – Charlton Athletic to Reading Ji So-yun – Chelsea to Suwon Lois Joel – West Ham United to London City Lionesses Nat Johnson – Coventry United to Lewes Carrie Jones – Manchester United to Leicester City (on loan) Ellen Jones – Colorado Buffaloes to Leicester City Inessa Kaagman – Brighton & Hove Albion to PSV Eindhoven Johanna Rytting Kaneyrd – BK Hacken to Chelsea Nikola Karczewska – FC Fleury 91 to Tottenham Hotspur Danique Kerkdijk – Brighton & Hove Albion to FC Twente Emma Koivisto – Brighton & Hove Albion to Liverpool

Emily Kraft – FFC Frankfurt to Lewes Ava Kuyken – Bristol City to Hibernian Thea Kyvåg – LSK Kvinner to West Ham United Poppy Lawson – Manchester United to Hibernian Anna Leat – West Ham United to Aston Villa Adriana Leon – West Ham United to Manchester United Maya Le Tissier – Brighton & Hove Albion to Manchester United Leila Lister – Reading to Colorado Buffs Kim Little – Arsenal to OL Reign (summer loan) Josie Longhurst – Brighton & Hove Albion to Lewes (previously on loan) Beth Lumsden – Oxford United to Southampton Sandy MacIver- Everton to Manchester City Tegan McGowan – Chelsea to Charlton Athletic Simone Magill – Everton to Aston Villa Kaylan Marckese – HB Koge to Arsenal Cara Milne-Redhead – Seton Hall Pirates to Coventry United Meikayla Moore – Liverpool to Glasgow City Esther Morgan – Tottenham Hotspur to Coventry United (on loan) Chloe Mustaki – Shelbourne to Bristol City

N to Z

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Eve Perisset joins Chelsea from Bordeaux. (Peter Sonander/Sports Press Photo)

Sophie O’Rourke – Lewes to Charlton Athletic Leila Ouahabi – Barcelona to Manchester City Jess Park – Manchester City to Everton (on loan) Nikita Parris – Arsenal to Manchester United Lucy Parry – Liverpool to Hibernian (on loan) Anna Patten – Aston Villa to Arsenal (previously on loan) Ève Perisset – Bordeaux to Chelsea Ramona Petzelberger – Aston Villa to Tottenham Hotspur Gio Quieroz – Barcelona to Arsenal (loaned to Everton) Emily Ramsey – Manchester United to Everton (on loan) Grace Riglar – Coventry United to Sheffield United Georgia Robert – Sheffield United to Durham Sian Rogers – Aston Villa to Charlton Athletic (on loan) Katie Rood – Southampton to Hearts Cecilía Rán Rúnarsdóttir – Everton to Bayern Munich (previously on loan) Veatriki Sarri – Birmingham City to Brighton & Hove Albion Tatiana Saunders – Lewes to Durham Lucy Shepherd – Washington Spirit to London City Lionesses Erin Simon – Racing Louisville to Leicester City Kirsty Smith – Manchester United to West Ham United Lexi Lloyd-Smith – University of South Alabama to Southampton Katja Snoeijs – Bordeaux to Everton Karna Solskjaer – Manchester United to AaFK Fortuna Simone Boye Sørensen- Arsenal to Hammarby Drew Spence – Chelsea to Tottenham Hotspur

Georgia Stanway – Manchester City to Bayern Munich Elise Stenevik – Eskilstuna United to Everton Fran Stenson – Arsenal to Birmingham City (on loan) Amber-Keegan Stobbs – Watford to Lewes Rebekah Stott – Bulleen Lions to Brighton & Hove Albion Kateřina Svitková – West Ham United to Chelsea Emily Syme – Aston Villa to Bristol City Jiali Tang – Tottenham Hotspur to Shanghai Shengli Elisabeth Terland – SK Brann to Brighton & Hove Albion Emma Thompson – Chelsea to Lewes (on loan) Georgia Timms – Lewes to Hearts Aissatou Tounkara – Atletico de Madrid to Manchester United Amy Turner – Orlando Pride to Tottenham Hotspur Danielle Turner – Everton to Aston Villa Demi Vance – Rangers to Leicester City Shanice van de Sanden – Wolfsburg to Liverpool Katrine Veje – Rosengard to Everton Lauren Wade – Glentoran to Reading Keira Walsh – Manchester City to Barcelona Ashleigh Ward – Actonians to Southampton Charlotte Wardlaw – Chelsea to Liverpool (on loan) Lucy Watson – Sheffield United to Chelsea (loaned out to Charlton Athletic) Caroline Weir – Manchester City to Real Madrid Charlie Wellings – Celtic to Reading Brianna Westrup – Rangers to Sunderland Clare Wheeler – Fortuna Hjørring to Everton (on loan) Aileen Whelan – Brighton & Hove Albion to Leicester City Emily Whelan – Birmingham City to Glasgow City Sophie Whitehouse – Bristol City to Lewes Katie Wilkinson – Coventry United to Southampton Rachel Williams – Tottenham Hotspur to Manchester United Siobhan Wilson – Crystal Palace to Birmingham City Zaneta Wyne – West Ham United to Racing Louisville Megan Wynne – Charlton Athletic to Southampton Yeeun Park – Gyeongju KHNP to Brighton & Hove Albion Jess Ziu – Shelbourne to West Ham United

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