2025 summer transfer live blog updates

All the quick transfer updates from womens football right here. As the transfer window opens on the 18th June and closes 4th September.

Zecira Musovic has moved to Malmo FF in her home country adn will return to the pitch after giving birth.

England

• Swiss international Livia Peng moved SV Werder Bremen in the German League from to Chelsea FC
• German International Mara Albier moved from TSG 1899 Hoffenheim Frauen to Chelsea FC
• Jade Rose becomes Manchester Citys first summer signing the candian defender signed a fout year deal until June 2029 after joining from Harvard University and will wear the no. 4 shirt.
• Danielle van de Donk has moved from OL Lyonnes to London City Lionesses from one Michelle Kang club to another after the side was recently promoted with his we are likely to see Ellie Carptender follow her new wife to the WSL with Chelsea in the mix.
• Iman Beney recently signed for Manchester City their second signing of the window from Young Boys Frauen.
• Moeka Minami has moved from Roma to Brighton, the Brighton head coach, Dario Vidosic said: “It’s great to welcome Moeka to the club. She has got vast experience both for her country and in Europe.”
• Chiamaka Nnadozie has moved from Paris FC to Brighton she had a standout performance in the 2025 Coupe de France Feminine final, where she shaved two penalities against PSF to secure the title.

Germany

• German defender Sophia Kleinherne has swapped ships from Eintracht Frankfurt to Wolfsburg.
• Viktoria Schwalm a German midfielder moved from Turbine Potsdam to newly promoted Hamburg.
• Oliwia Wos has moved from Basel to Nuremberg.
• Frederike Kemp moved for RB Leipzig to Borussia Dortmund.
• Anna Klink has moved from Basel to Bayern Munich, the 30-year-old says: “It’s a fantastic feeling to have signed with the most successful club in German women’s football.”
• Sarah-Lisa Dubel moved from SCR Altach to Freiburg the keeper says: “I want to develop further as SC and make the most of the opportunities that arise.
• Chaleen Klöß a midfielder has moved SGS Essen to Schalke 04 made 69 appearances for Essen over four years.
• Sophie Weidauer has moved from Werner Bremen to Union Berlin, Jennifer Zietz, Union Berlin’s managing director of women’s football, says: “Sophie is an ambitious and strong attacking player who fits in very well with our style of football.”
• Nomei Ivelj has moved from Grasshopper to Eintrahct Frankfurt and set to be used as a centre-back by her new club.
• Sophia Gerber moved from Hoffenheim to Borussia Mochengladbach Tanja Baumann, coordinator for womens football at Gladbach, said: “She brings not only quality and understanding of the game but also the ncessary mentality.”
• Sofia Cava has moved from Bayer Leverkusen to Borussia Mochengladbach as she works her way back from an ACL injury.
• Hannah Eurlings moved to Union Berlin is also part of the Belgium international squad at the Euro 2024 in Switzerland.
• Melanie Brunnhaler moves back to Bundesliga after 13 years as she moves to Hamburg.
• Chiara D’Angelo has moved to German side Werder Bremen after she won the Austrian double.
• Melanie Brunnthaler has moved to Hmaburg to bring international experience and huge determination says the new sides sporting director.

Spain

• Sara Dabritz will be a Real Madrid player next season after her contract with Olympique Lyonnais expires at the end of the month she signs on a two-year contract she said this is a very proud moment..
• Maria Molina has moved from Levante to real Sociedad. The defenders new club has decribed her as ‘a proven professional’.
• Well Laia Aleixandri has returned to Barcelona from Manchester City as a free agent back to the club she graduated from the academy.
• Paula Fernandez has moved from Levante to Real Sociedad after the midfielder came through the academy ranks at Barcolona.
• Maria Barquero moved fom Espanyol to Granada as a free.
• Elena Valeji move to Eibar will see the midfielder play in Liga F for the first time.
• Merle Fronhms moves from Wolfsburg to Real Madrid this will be her first club she will play for outside Germany.
• Iara Lacosta moved away from Espanyol and the club thanked her for ‘her work and professionalism’ and wished her all the best.
• Sara Holmgaard has moved to Real Madrid her previous manager at Everton said: “Sara has been a top professional since she arrived at the club and has shone on and off the pitch this season.”
• Jassina the belgium international has only ever played her club football in Belgium and Spain as she moves to Sevilla.
• Agnese Bonfantini has finalised a permanent deal to Firentina for the italian international after she scored nine goals in all competitions on loan last season.
• Ane Etxzarreta an experience defender stays in Basque country after leaving Real Sociedad, where she had spent 10 years at to move to Eibar.

France

• Imane Saoud has moved from Servett to Nants the clubs first signing this window.
• Sarah Kassi moved from Fleury 91 to Le Harve.
• Paris FC have sign Chiamaka Nnadozie as a free agent, the goalkeeper is widely regarded as the best shot-stopper in Africa.
• Grace Kazadi the French defender moved from Guingamp to Strasbourg the defender has had a long and distinguished carrer and played for clubs such as Lyon and Sevilla.
• Mylene Chavas has moved from Real Madrid to Paris FC, the 27-year-old has signed a deal until 2028, having left Madrid after two season in the Spanish capital.
• Hawa Sangare the french forward has moved Reims to Paris FC the 22-year-old has signed a deal which runs until 2028.
• The Belgium forward Mariam Toloba  she has moved from Standard Liege to Nantes the 25-year-old is known for her speed and technique.
• Klaudia Jedlinska has moved Dijon to Paris FC, the 25-year-old says: “I am very happy to join this great club, it is a great opportunity for me and I am very excited to get started.”
• Olga Carmona scored the goal that won Spain the World Cup Final though the English would like to forget that. She has made 186 appearances for Real Madrid in all competitions. However she now moves to PSG.
• Ingrid Engen has moved from one Champions League prediagary to another she leaves Barcelona and moves to OL Lyonnes for a two-year contract.
• Naomie Bamenga has moved from Lille to Marseille, it was her playmaking skills reportedly drew interest from her new club.
• Sofie Hornemann moved to Saint-Etienne the striker said: “I hope to bring energy, power and above all, be decisive in helping the team.”
• Alice Pinguet has moved to Saint-Etienne and was the new manager Sebastien Joseph as the manager.
• Oliwia Szperkowska moved to PSG from Birmingham City after helping them to finish second in the Championship.
• Solene Champagnac has moved to Toulouse from Saint-Etienne.
• Welma Fon moves from Standard Liege to Saint-Etienne.

Italy

• Sandra Estevez Spanish goalkeeper has moved from Granada to AC Milan.
• Michaela Martiskova moved from Slovan Bratislava to Juventus the 19-year-old has been described as a delight by Juve they said: “Michaela is a talented young international with plenty of quality and potential.”
• Lina Hurtig has signed with Fiorentina committing to the Italian side until 2028. The Swedish international makes the move to Series A.
• Michela Cambiaghi moved from one italian club to another from Inter to Juventus the 29-year-old will wear the number 36 on her shirt.

USA

• Angel City FC have signed Icelandic forward Sveindis Jane Jonsdottir through to 2027. She joins on a free transfer from VfL Wolfsberg and she will join the club after this summers EUROS.
• Kathrin Hendrich has moved as a free agent from Wolfsburg to Chicago Red Stars. The German star says: “I can’t wait to meet my new teammates, and I’m looking forward to the new challenge and to play in front of our fans.”
• Sofia Cantore moves from Juventus to Washington Spirit. The Spirit head coach, Adrian Gonzalez, says: “Her extensive experience in Italy and excpetional talent in the attacking third will help add a new layer for us moving forward.”
• Samantha Cary Angel has moved to the Chicago Red Stars she said: “I’ve watched the Stars since I was a little girl, and the opportunity to now wear this jersey is incredibly special.”