Football transfer window summer 2022 – Europe’s top five women’s leagues

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The women’s summer transfer window is expected to be a busy one. In England, Manchester City will have to rebuild after losing Lucy Bronze, Georgia Stanway and Caroline Weir.

Elsewhere in the WSL, Chelsea are unlikely to remain quiet while Vivianne Miedema has told Arsenal to invest in the squad after signing a new contract.

European champions Lyon will once again look over their squad as PSG continue to push them domestically and in Europe.

And what will Barcelona do after such a successful season ended on a low with defeat against Lyon in the Champions League final? And Atlético Madrid. They have released three players in Aïssatou Tounkara, Deyna Castellanos and Hedvig Lindahl.