Attention is already on the 2023/24 WSL season after a landmark 2022/23 campaign.
Pressure is on a number of clubs to make it a summer to remember, with Manchester United and Arsenal determined to catch Chelsea, the Blues themselves looking to stay ahead for a fifth straight title, and Manchester City hoping to make up for their fourth place blip.
Aston Villa will want to keep closing the gap to the big four, along with Everton, while Tottenham, West Ham, Brighton and Leicester were all disappointed with their 2022/23 finishes and will need to hit the market hard if they are to sufficiently strengthen and avoid repeats.
The transfer window for WSL clubs begins on 26 June 2023, at which point deals can be officially registered – even those that have already been agreed and announced.
WSL teams will then have until 14 September to conduct all of their incoming business. Players may still leave after that date if they are transferring to a country where the window remains open.
The season itself doesn’t begin until the weekend of 29/30 September and 1 October, which is later than usual due to scheduling of the 2023 World Cup finishing in late August.
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