(Excerpt) The blogger would like to show you here the reported transfers of several top-level female football players.(抜粋和約)トップレベルの女子サッカー選手の移籍が何件か報道されましたので、ここにご案内します。#Transfer news #AlexiaPutellas #GeorgiaStanway #ManakaMatsukubo #Ankozu #USsupremecourt




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The female footballer transfer market is active. The blogger would like to highlight notable transfers and share some thoughts on those.
The blogger will also comment on the recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling regarding restrictions on transgender athletes.
[1] Alexia Putellas
A two-time Ballon d’Or winner who lifted the trophy as Barcelona’s captain after last season’s EUFA Champions League final—has transferred to the WSL’s London City.
The blogger is looking forward to seeing how Putellas—having left Barcelona and Spain—integrates with London City’s tactics. The blogger wonder what position she’ll play?
[2] Georgia Stanway
A key midfielder for the England national team and Bayern Munich, has returned to her home country and transferred to Arsenal, the most popular English club.
The blogger is looking very much forward to seeing what kind of midfield system Stanway forms with Kim Little, Mariona Caldentey, Kyra Cooney-Cross and others.
[3] Manaka Matsukubo
This Nadeshiko player has transferred to Chelsea to take on the challenge to WSL and ECL. Named the best midfielder in the U.S. league last season, she shared a heartfelt farewell message with the club—NC Courage—and the fans who cherished her.
The blogger is really looking forward to seeing how Manaka earns the trust of manager Sonia Bompastor at Chelsea, a team with so many talented attacking players.
[4] Kozue Ando
This Nadeshiko Legend who holds a doctoral degree in sports science possesses the influence to foster growth not only in herself but also in those around her.
The chemistry with players developed within the Beleza system is more than something to look forward to.
[5] US Supreme Court Allows Restrictions on Transgender Athletes in Women’s Sports
According to Japan’s Jiji Press (in Japanese), the U.S. Supreme Court issued a ruling on June 30 upholding a state law that prohibits transgender athletes—whose gender identity differs from their sex assigned at birth—from participating in women’s sports competitions.
The blogger supports this forward development.




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