The Women’s Super League transfer window opens on Friday – so what deals could happen?
As the Women’s Super League transfer window approaches, clubs are eager to strengthen their squads for a strong finish to the season. Manchester City aims to disrupt Chelsea’s title dominance, while Manchester United makes its debut in the Women’s Champions League knockout stages, and Liverpool searches for its first WSL win this season. With managerial changes in December and several key players facing contract expirations, January promises to be an active month for transfers.
