The Guardian • 1/22/2026

The January 2026 transfer window has seen significant activity across the world’s top six women’s football leagues, including the Women’s Super League (WSL), National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL), Liga F, Frauen-Bundesliga, Première Ligue, and Serie A Femminile. This comprehensive overview details all player transfers, providing a club-by-club breakdown of the deals made during this period. The ongoing evolution of women’s football is underscored by the increasing prominence of transfer windows, reflecting a growing investment in the sport. As clubs seek to enhance their competitive edge, the January transfer window serves as a critical juncture for teams to reassess and strengthen their rosters. The patterns observed in player movements highlight the strategic decisions made by clubs to secure talent, which can significantly impact league dynamics. Furthermore, the heightened visibility of these transfers illustrates the broader trend of professionalization in women’s football, as clubs and players alike navigate a more competitive landscape. This transfer activity not only shapes the immediate future of the leagues but also contributes to the long-term growth and popularity of women’s football on a global scale.
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