The Guardian's running interactive guide to the 2026 summer women's transfer window covers every confirmed move across the world's top six leagues.
The piece tracks signings in the NWSL, WSL, Liga F, Frauen-Bundesliga, Première Ligue and Serie A Femminile.
What deals are listed in the guide?
The page pulls together club-by-club entries from all six divisions, with short player notes and quoted reaction where the clubs have released it.
Among the entries flagged in the latest update: a forward on a three-year deal, a defender who came through Chelsea from the age of eight, and a Netherlands international leaving Milan after a single season.
Other notes include an Italian forward extending her parent club contract before another loan, a 26-year-old Italy international with 60 caps, and a 21-year-old forward taking the number 33 shirt.
Several quotes from new signings sit alongside the entries. One forward said there is "a real togetherness in the group", while a midfielder joining a South London club told fans: "I'm really excited to be in South London. I can't wait to play for you all soon."
A 22-year-old added she is "very happy to be here and a part of this team."
Why does it matter for Ugandan fans?
Uganda's Crested Cranes and the wider women's game on the continent feed off these leagues as the global shop window.
Any African move into the WSL, NWSL or Première Ligue will show up on this list first, and the same page also links to the parallel men's interactive guide.
The list updates through the window, so bookmark it and check back as the summer unfolds.
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Source: The Guardian
