Arsenal's Summer Transfer Market: Groundbreaking Acquisition and Fan-Favorite Loan-Signing
Arsenal Strengthens Squad with Four Signings in Summer Transfer Window
Arsenal Women have bolstered their squad for the upcoming season with four confirmed signings in the 2024/25 transfer window. The Gunners have secured the services of Olivia Smith, Chloe Kelly, Anneke Borbe, and Taylor Hinds.
Olivia Smith, a 20-year-old Canadian winger, joins Arsenal from Liverpool for a world-record fee of £1 million, making her the most expensive signing in women's football history. Smith was a breakout star in the previous season and is excited to compete for titles with Arsenal in England and Europe. She values the atmosphere created by Arsenal's supporters at Emirates Stadium.
Chloe Kelly has signed permanently from Manchester City after a successful loan spell at Arsenal, helping them win the Women's Champions League last season. There were mass rumors about Kelly joining Arsenal permanently, which were confirmed on 2 July.
Anneke Borbe arrived from VfL Wolfsburg on a free transfer, while Taylor Hinds signed from Liverpool, also on a free transfer.
These four signings have been part of Arsenal’s active summer transfer window as they look to reinforce the squad for the upcoming season.
In addition to these signings, Arsenal has also brought in a loan player from last season. Meanwhile, Lina Hurtig has left Arsenal for Fiorentina on a free transfer, Freya Godfrey has moved to London City Lionesses for an undisclosed fee, and Teyah Goldie has also left for London City Lionesses on a free transfer.
Michelle Agyemang's loan from Brighton at Arsenal has ended, and the identity of the loan player Arsenal brought in last season was not specified in the provided text.
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