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The summer transfer window is upon us and WSL clubs are announcing player departures with some gusto. But what's on the cards for Jonas Eidevall's Arsenal Women squad? We already know that Arsenal's Brazilian team captain is jumping on a jet plane to the sunshine and the bosom of Orlando Pride this summer..

Previewing Arsenal's clash with Aston Villa on the final day of the Women's Super League season. Includes TV channel details, team news and score prediction.

Who has been your outstanding Arsenal Women Player of the Season? There are 5 contenders for this accolade: Caitlin Foord, Frida Maanum, Katie McCabe, Rafaelle, Lia Walti - vote for your favourite!

Arsenal women are poised to finish third in the league. That's not such a bad accomplishment considering how injuries have affected them. Finishing third means they'll be back playing Champions League football and not just they may be a big threat in the WSL title race next season.

The U17 Young Lionesses were in action in the U17 Women's European Championship last night, when they faced reigning champions Spain in the semi-final of the football competition. Arsenal Academy youngster Katie Reid scored England's only goal of the match against Spain, with a brilliant header.

For the Arsenal women, there's a lot to be proud of about this soon-to-be-concluded season. Jonas Eidevall has been unlucky with injuries holding back his project, at times missing his key players who would effortlessly implement his plans for the team to progress. Even so, that hasn't stopped the Gunner women

We hoped the Arsenal Women could dent Chelsea's WSL title chances, but unfortunately the Gunners were over-run by Sam Kerr and Co in the first half.. Emma Hayes and her girls were well prepared to dispatch Arsenal and take the London bragging rights.

Our Gunners continue with their long list of injuries - with Lia Walti being added to that list during Arsenal's last match against Everton. While the Blues are on top form having recently won the FA Cup and seen the return from injury of the formidable Pernille Harder.

As Arteta and his boys reflect on their successes and losses, the focus now shifts to next season. Everyone who's watched this season's title race would ask himself, "Will the Gunners have what it takes to mount another title challenge and win it?" Yes, Arsenal can sustain another title charge

Everything you need to know about our penultimate clash in the Women's Super League campaign