Albion women's transfers: All the ins and outs from the summer transfer window

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Here's the full rundown on our summer business.

Charlie Hanson

2025-09-08T14:00+01:00

Chiamaka Nnadozie joined us after five years with Paris FC. 📷 by Kyle Hemsley.

Dario Vidosic saw eight players added to his squad during the summer transfer window, including two loan signings.

Moeka Minami was the first to join as she was signed following her departure from Roma. The 26-year-old spent three years in Italy, having previously played for Urawa Reds – the club our final signing of the window, Fuka Tsunoda, joined us from.

The 20-year-old midfielder had spent her entire professional career in Japan before joining Albion.

Moeka Minami joined Albion after leaving Roma. 📷 by Kyle Hemsley.

Nominated for the 2025 Women’s Yashin Trophy – the title that goes to the best goalkeeper in the world at the Ballon d’Or awards – Chiamaka Nnoadozie officially became an Albion player on 1 July, signing from Paris FC.

The Nigeria international played in the Champions League with her former team where she spent five years.

Two players from Spain also came to the club as Manuela Vanegas joined from Real Sociedad and Carla Camacho signed from Real Madrid.

Manuela has spent the last five years in Spain with Espanyol and Sociedad, while Carla made 11 league appearances for Real Madrid, scoring once.

France under-23 international Maelys Mpome was brought in from Chelsea, where she made ten appearances during her only campaign with the Blues. She departed Maria Bompastor’s side with three winners’ medals though, as they lifted the WSL, FA Cup and League Cup trophies.

Michelle Agyemang joined us for a second season on loan from Arsenal. 📷 by Kyle Hemsley.

There were also two loan arrivals from Arsenal, as Rosa Kafaji joined for the campaign and Michelle Agyemang, who spent last season with us, returned.

Rosa made 19 appearances for Arsenal last term after she joined the Gunners from BK Hacken.

Michelle scored five goals in 22 appearances last season for Albion, and returns as a European champion after starring with England in the summer.

There were no permanent departures for our women’s first team, only loans out.

Melina Loeck signed a new contract before joining Hammarby, Olivia Johnson has gone to Bristol City, Libby Bance has joined Birmingham City and Jess Pegram made a deadline day move to Rangers.