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Deals completed80
Total value£167k
Arsenal‘s transfer balance is£0
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21 January 2022
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B

Lara Schmidt
Defender
Potsdam to Basel
undisclosed fee
20 January 2022
G

R


Roosa Ariyo
Forward
Granadilla Tenerife to Real Betis
undisclosed fee
20 January 2022
E


B




Cecilía Rán Rúnarsdóttir
Goalkeeper
Everton to Bayern Munich
loan
19 January 2022
P


R








Stephanie Labbé
Goalkeeper
Paris Saint-Germain to Retired
retired
C








A



Rafaelle Souza
Defender
Changchun Zhuoyue to Arsenal
undisclosed fee
B


L


Andrea Falcón
Forward
Barcelona to Levante
loan
A


C








Natalie Haigh
Defender
Aston Villa to Coventry United
loan
16 January 2022
C


M








Victória Albuquerque
Midfielder
Corinthians to Madrid CFF
undisclosed fee
15 January 2022
B




C


Kristin Demann
Defender
Bayern Munich to Cologne
loan
15 January 2022
B








R


Beata Kollmats
Defender
BK Häcken to Roma
undisclosed fee
H


A



Laura Wienroither
Defender
Hoffenheim to Arsenal
undisclosed fee
15 January 2022
B




S








Sofia Jakobsson
Forward
Bayern Munich to San Diego Wave
undisclosed fee
J


S


Valentina Soggiu
Goalkeeper
Juventus to Sampdoria
loan
14 January 2022
N



V



Francesca Imprezzabile
Midfielder
Napoli to Verona
undisclosed fee
14 January 2022
V



N



Emma Errico
Midfielder
Verona to Napoli
undisclosed fee
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What to look out for
There are more and more transfers in women’s football as more resources are put into the clubs, although the January window is usually quieter than the summer one. Still there are exciting title races to be had in the WSL, Division 1 Féminine, Frauen-Bundesliga while in Serie A Femminile Juventus are running away with the title, as are Barcelona in the Primera Iberdrola.
Across Europe there are relegation battles to be had and Champions League places to be won. In the Women’s Super League, will Arsenal try to halt their slide by making signings? Hope Powell’s Brighton have already brought in two Sweden internationals in Emma Kullberg and Julia Zigiotti Olme.
Italian clubs have already been active with Fiorentina bringing in three players in the opening days of the window, Ronja Aronsson, Valentina Giacinti and Verónica Boquete all joining while Martina Piemonte has left the club.
In the Division 1 Féminine it has been quieter so far with mainly outgoings at the top clubs, such as Lyon and PSG, while the clubs at the bottom of the table, Issy and St Etienne, have yet to make acquisitions.
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