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Arsenal's women are laser-focused on ending a seven-year WSL title drought, bolstered by seven new signings including Georgia Stanway.
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Arsenal's women are done being bridesmaids. Defender Lotte Wubben-Moy and midfielder Mariona Caldentey have made it crystal clear - the WSL title is the only acceptable outcome this season.
The Gunners haven't lifted the league trophy since 2019. That's an eternity in football terms, and frankly, they're fed up.
Wubben-Moy pinpointed sluggish openings to previous campaigns as a recurring problem. This time around, she insists pre-season has been used to build proper chemistry and ensure the squad hits the ground running, as Sky Sports reports.
Arsenal have been busy in the transfer window, adding seven new players. The headline arrival? England midfielder Georgia Stanway. Wubben-Moy is buzzing about the quality and experience the newcomers bring.
Caldentey, meanwhile, is particularly thrilled about linking up with Stanway. Having faced her as an opponent before, she reckons their partnership could be something special.
Wubben-Moy also stressed the bond between squad and supporters. She believes fan backing will be a decisive factor in finally ending that title drought. No pressure, then.
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