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A-League Women's Transfers & Rumours


Sydney FC are culling three more players from their A-League Women side, with Abbey Lemon, Caley Tallon-Henniker and Sofia Fante all leaving the club ahead of Dub season 2026-27 getting underway.
 

Sydney FC are culling three more players from their A-League Women side, with Abbey Lemon, Caley Tallon-Henniker and Sofia Fante all leaving the club ahead of Dub season 2026-27 getting underway.
Better have some good replacements.
 

Momo Hayashi is leaving Brisbane Roar after two years of service time for the club, expressing a desire to pursue a new challenge in her career despite the side making genuine efforts to retain her and becomes the tenth player from their playing list for Dub season 2025-26 to leave.
 

Momo Hayashi is leaving Brisbane Roar after two years of service time for the club, expressing a desire to pursue a new challenge in her career despite the side making genuine efforts to retain her and becomes the tenth player from their playing list for Dub season 2025-26 to leave.
Again, bet it's City. Unless she's going back to Japan.
 
Let’s face it City are the only club willing ( or able) to play decent a decent wage.
It comes from the UAE though, I wouldn’t be too happy about that.

In saying that, we signed Jada Whyman who’s good enough for Europe (2025 Jada at AIK was absolutely boss) so it’s not impossible. City just offers Asia and silverware, and since the AWCL only has one team per country no one else can offer that this season (except one team each in a few other Asian countries).
 
Kinda off-topic but I feel like it’d be cool if we filled our visa spots with players from the Asian Cup and WAFCON. Wonder if we could land Kautar Azraf from Barça B (maybe on loan). Born in Spain but plays for Morocco (but I won’t criticise her since she’s not Spain’s level, they would be looking for someone already playing first team football at her age).
 

Sarah Langman is returning to Western Sydney Wanderers ahead of Dub season 2026-27 getting underway after previously appearing between the sticks for Central Coast Mariners where she won the A-League Women Championship in season 2024-25, and will be under contract at the side for the entirety of this upcoming season.
 

Rosie Curtis is headed to Brisbane Roar after spending the past four seasons at Melbourne Victory ahead of Dub season 2026-27 getting underway, and will be under contract at the side for the entirety of this upcoming season.
 

Rhianna Pollicina is returning to Western Sydney Wanderers for the first time since A-League Women season 2014-15 after leaving Melbourne Victory and will be under contract at the side for the next two seasons through the end of Dub season 2027-28.
 

Rhianna Pollicina is returning to Western Sydney Wanderers for the first time since A-League Women season 2014-15 after leaving Melbourne Victory and will be under contract at the side for the next two seasons through the end of Dub season 2027-28.
A good signing from them? Huge news!
 

Rosie Curtis is headed to Brisbane Roar after spending the past four seasons at Melbourne Victory ahead of Dub season 2026-27 getting underway, and will be under contract at the side for the entirety of this upcoming season.
So far the Roar have signed Rosie Curtis, Katrina Guillou, Annabel Martin and Nat Tathem (returning) plus they’ve extended Zara Kruger, Grace Kuilamu and Josie Studer.
 
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