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Every WSL club's January transfer plans revealed

Sky Sports Monday 2 March 2026
With the January transfer window looming, Sky Sports looks at what each Women's Super League club needs and some of the players attracting interest this winter. ARSENAL The European champions have lost their spark. Arsenal are the league's most commercially successful side, able to generate the highest revenues and most consistent matchday crowds, and after a historic Champions League win in May, expectations were sky high. So far, the Gunners have failed to live up to them - their worst start to a season since 2014 sees them nine points behind leaders Manchester City and perched just one point ahead...
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