Liverpool Women have confirmed the departure of their record £300,000 signing after just six months at the club. The forward joined in January 2026 but has now left Anfield, leaving the Reds with a gap in attack as they sit 11th in the FA WSL with 17 points from 22 games.
What happened?
The club announced the exit of the player on Friday, ending a short but costly spell. Her departure comes as Liverpool Women struggle for form, with three straight losses sandwiched between two draws in their last five games. They have scored 21 goals but conceded 34, leaving them 38 points behind league leaders Manchester City W.
Why it matters for Liverpool Women
This move leaves Liverpool Women with a major hole in their attack. The player arrived as the club’s most expensive signing, but her impact did not match the fee. With the Reds languishing in mid-table, every goal counts, and their recent form of LLLWD shows they need a lift.
What comes next?
Liverpool Women now face a search for a replacement who can deliver more than the outgoing forward managed in six months. The club’s next fixture is just days away, and the pressure is on to steady the ship before the transfer window closes. Their season has been a struggle, with just four wins from 22 games so far.
League standing: 11th in FA WSL, 17 pts, 4W-5D-13L from 22 games, recent form LLLWD. Goals this season: 21 scored, 34 conceded (-13 goal difference). Title race: 38 points behind leaders Manchester City W.
