Georgia Stanway has outlined her desire to win trophies after joining Arsenal on a permanent deal.
- Georgia Stanway spent four years at Bayern Munich, winning eight trophies and making 128 appearances.
- Began career at Blackburn then joined Manchester City in 2015: 186 appearances, 67 goals, multiple domestic cups and one WSL title.
- Capped 93 times for England, involved in the Lionesses' European Championship wins in 2022 and 2025.
- Renée Slegers says Stanway will add experience, a new midfield dimension, and bolster Arsenal's winning mentality.
- Clare Wheatley calls Stanway among the best midfielders, praising her leadership, character, and competitiveness for supporters to enjoy.
“It’s an unbelievable feeling and I’m so proud to be joining Arsenal,” said the England international. “This is a massive club that is driving the women’s game forward to new levels and I want to be a part of it. I want to win trophies and grow as a player, and this is the right place to do that with the backing of an incredible fanbase.”
Stanway left Bayern Munich at the end of the season and spent four years with the Frauen-Bundesliga side, winning eight trophies and featuring 128 times. She began her career with Blackburn before joining Manchester City in summer 2015, where she made 186 appearances and scored 67 goals in seven seasons, lifting one Women’s Super League title, three FA Cups and three League Cups.
On the international stage, the 27-year-old has been capped 93 times for England and was involved in both of the Lionesses’ European Championship wins in 2022 and 2025.
“Georgia is a brilliant midfielder and we’re thrilled that she is an Arsenal player,” said Arsenal head coach, Renée Slegers. “She will add a new dimension to our midfield, bringing experience and adding to our winning mentality. We look forward to getting down to work in pre-season ahead of a big campaign ahead.”
Arsenal’s director of women’s football, Clare Wheatley added: “We’re delighted to bring Georgia to Arsenal. Georgia is among the best midfielders in the world with a proven track record of success at club and international level. She brings strong leadership, character and competitiveness and I know our supporters will enjoy watching her play in red and white.”
