Women's football transfer frenzy grips Europe

Toulouse lose their goal machine

Toulouse FC are waving goodbye to Louna Lapassouse, whose 21 goals in two seasons made her one of the division's most dangerous strikers. Germany appears to be her next destination. The silver lining? Selen Altunkulak, Alexandra Atamaniuk, Tatiana Solanet and Chloé Marty have all put pen to paper on new deals.

Marseille hit the reset button

Olympique de Marseille are tearing things up. Ines Kbida, Ninon Blanchard and Tabita Joseph have all departed, piling onto an already lengthy exit list. Nicolas Chabot has been confirmed as head coach on a deal running until 2029. Brave man.

Barcelona and Atlético clear house

FC Barcelona have confirmed the exits of Alexia Putellas, Mapi León and Ona Batlle - three names that practically built the modern club. Over at Atlético de Madrid, Andrea Medina, Vilde Bøe Risa, Sheila Guijarro, Patricia Larqué and Carmen Menayo are all gone, with Menayo leaving after a decade of service.

Real Sociedad are shedding players too. Claire Lavogez, Lucia Rodriguez, Andreia Jacinto, Emma Ramirez and Lucia Pardo have all been released, as reported by Footeuses.

England's busy window

Constance Picaud has swapped Fleury for West Ham in the WSL. Leila Ouahabi is leaving Manchester City, while Tottenham have snapped up Caitlin Dijkstra. Emilie Haavi has announced her departure from AS Roma.

Chelsea extended Sandy Baltimore's contract to 2030. Manchester City locked down top scorer Khadija Shaw on similar terms. Smart business from both.

Coaching casualty in Spain

Levante UD have parted ways with coach Andrés París after the club's relegation from Liga F. Harsh but predictable.

With the official transfer window looming, expect the announcements to keep flying in thick and fast.