Einheit Wernigerode Overview

Lisa Baum: Leipzig teen being chased by Arsenal, Barca & more

Tons of big names in the women's game will be on the move in this summer transfer window. From Alexia Putellas to Georgia Stanway, Sam Kerr to Mary Earps and Ona Batlle to Mapi Leon, it's going to be a blockbuster few months, with the likes of Beth Mead and Katie McCabe having already completed transfers. But there are also several lesser known talents, young players with huge potential, whose futures are particular points of interest this summer.

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Earps confirms PSG exit as ex-Man Utd 'keeper nears WSL return

Former England international Mary Earps will officially leave Paris Saint-Germain this summer upon the expiration of her contract on June 30. Following a two-season stint in the French capital, the 33-year-old goalkeeper is reportedly closing in on a return to the Women’s Super League, with Michele Kang’s ambitious London City Lionesses emerging as her most likely destination.

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WSL Player of the Year: GOAL's top 20 contenders - ranked

And so another Women's Super League season is in the books. After six years of dominance by Chelsea, this was one that shook things up, too, as Manchester City claimed a first title in 10 years and Arsenal, the last team to win the trophy before this past season, proved to be the side that ran them closest.

USWNT Abroad: Thompson looks ready for Chelsea’s post-Kerr era

Emily Fox starred in Arsenal’s win over Liverpool, while Alyssa Thompson, Lindsey Heaps, Lily Yohannes and other USWNT regulars made their mark across a busy weekend in Europe.

‘Never see me in red’ - Chelsea legend rules out Man Utd move

Chelsea legend Millie Bright has finally broken her silence regarding reports linking her with a controversial summer transfer to Manchester United. The former Lionesses captain has addressed the speculation head-on, delivering a defiant message to those who thought she might swap west London for the North West.

Biggest winners & losers of the 2025-26 WSL season

As the Women's Super League season came to a close on Saturday, a team other than Chelsea lifted the trophy for the first time in seven years, with the Manchester City's scenes of celebration bringing the curtain down on a year of action that has had its fair share of shocks and surprises.

Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	PTS	Form
9	Empor Glauchau	30	11	7	12	46	52	-6	40	L D W W W
10	Union Sandersdorf	30	10	9	11	40	41	-1	39	W W W W D
11	Einheit Wernigerode	30	9	6	15	41	58	-17	33	L D L W L
12	Einheit Rudolstadt	30	9	6	15	39	60	-21	33	L D D W L
13	1. FC Lok Stendal	30	8	6	16	41	59	-18	30	W L W L D

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