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Toulouse FC lose their leading scorer, Marseille overhaul the squad, and Barcelona bid farewell to legends as women's football's summer shake-up gathers pace.
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Louna Lapassouse has waved goodbye to Toulouse FC after banging in 21 goals across two seasons. Germany is reportedly her next destination. Not a bad farewell gift to leave behind.
The silver lining? Toulouse have locked down Selen Altunkulak, Alexandra Atamaniuk, Tatiana Solanet, and Chloé Marty on fresh contract extensions.
Olympique de Marseille are in full renovation mode. Ines Kbida, Ninon Blanchard, and Tabita Joseph have all departed, piling onto earlier exits. Nicolas Chabot steps in as head coach until 2029, replacing Corinne Diacre.
FC Barcelona confirmed the exits of Alexia Putellas, Mapi León, and Ona Batlle - three names that practically built the modern Barça project.
Atlético de Madrid are losing Andrea Medina, Vilde Bøe Risa, Sheila Guijarro, Patricia Larqué, and Carmen Menayo, who spent a decade at the club. Real Sociedad are releasing Claire Lavogez, Lucia Rodriguez, Andreia Jacinto, Emma Ramirez, and Lucia Pardo.
In England, Leila Ouahabi departs Manchester City, Tottenham have snapped up Caitlin Dijkstra, and Emilie Haavi is leaving AS Roma. Constance Picaud swaps Fleury for West Ham, while Cyrielle Blanc moves the opposite direction from Montpellier to Fleury.
Chelsea extended Sandy Baltimore's deal to 2030. Manchester City tied down top scorer Khadija Shaw. Strasbourg kept Laurine Hannequin and Mégane Hoeltzel until 2027.
Levante UD sacked coach Andrés París after failing to keep the club in Liga F, as Footeuses reports. Expect more dominos to fall as the transfer window heats up.
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