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W-League transfers for 2019–20 season

This is a list of Australian soccer transfers for the 2019–20 W-League. Only moves featuring at least one W-League club are listed.

Transfers

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All players without a flag are Australian. Clubs without a flag are clubs participating in the W-League.

Pre-season

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Date Name Moving from Moving to
17 January 2019   Maruschka Waldus Western Sydney Wanderers   Vålerenga[1]
14 February 2019 Amy Harrison Sydney FC   Washington Spirit[2]
22 February 2019 Maddy Whittall Canberra United   Belconnen United[3]
23 February 2019   María José Rojas Canberra United   Slavia Prague[4]
4 March 2019   Arin Wright Newcastle Jets   Chicago Red Stars (end of loan)[5][6]
7 March 2019 Meleri Mullan Adelaide United   Adelaide University[7][8]
11 March 2019 Adriana Jones Melbourne City   South Melbourne[9][7]
15 March 2019 Abbey Lloyd Brisbane Roar   Capalaba FC[10]
15 March 2019 Dani Ward Brisbane Roar   Western Pride[10]
15 March 2019 Servet Uzunlar Western Sydney Wanderers   Northern Tigers[10]
3 April 2019   Elizabeth Addo Western Sydney Wanderers[note 1]   Jiangsu Suning[11]
25 April 2019 Shelby Green Melbourne City   South Melbourne[12]
19 June 2019   Savannah McCaskill Sydney FC[note 2]   Chicago Red Stars (end of loan)[13]
20 June 2019   Britt Eckerstrom Newcastle Jets   Portland Thorns FC (end of loan)[14]
20 June 2019   Taylor Smith Newcastle Jets   Washington Spirit (end of loan)[14]
21 June 2019 Rachel Lowe Western Sydney Wanderers   UCLA Bruins[15]
11 July 2019   Rhoda Mulaudzi Canberra United   Apollon Limassol[16]
19 July 2019 Jacynta Galabadaarachchi Perth Glory   West Ham United[17]
9 August 2019 Lisa De Vanna Sydney FC   Fiorentina[18]
23 August 2019 Emily Gielnik Melbourne Victory   Bayern Munich[19]
1 September 2019   Chioma Ubogagu Bribsane Roar[note 3]   Tacón[20]
6 September 2019   Refiloe Jane Canberra United   Milan[21]
19 September 2019 Emma Checker Adelaide United Melbourne City[22][23][24]
24 September 2019 Ellie Brush Western Sydney Wanderers Sydney FC[25]
24 September 2019 Mackenzie Hawkesby Western Sydney Wanderers Sydney FC[25]
24 September 2019 Remy Siemsen Western Sydney Wanderers Sydney FC[25]
26 September 2019 Emily van Egmond   Orlando Pride Melbourne City (loan)[26]
27 September 2019 Ciara Fowler   Bankstown City Adelaide United[27]
27 September 2019 Mary Fowler   Bankstown City Adelaide United[27]
30 September 2019   Elise Thorsnes   LSK Kvinner Canberra United[28]
2 October 2019 Natasha Prior Canberra United Retired[29][30]
3 October 2019   Rachel Corsie Canberra United   Utah Royals (end of loan)[31]
5 October 2019 Jenna McCormick Brisbane Roar Melbourne Victory[32]
8 October 2019 Tameka Yallop Melbourne City Brisbane Roar[33]
9 October 2019 Georgina Worth Unattached Brisbane Roar[34]
11 October 2019 Lauren Allan   New Lambton Newcastle Jets[35]
11 October 2019 Nickoletta Flannery Canberra United Newcastle Jets[35]
11 October 2019 Annabel Martin Melbourne Victory Newcastle Jets[35]
14 October 2019   Rylee Baisden   Moreton Bay United Brisbane Roar[36]
14 October 2019 Claire Farrington   Logan Lightning Brisbane Roar[36]
14 October 2019   Fanndís Friðriksdóttir Adelaide United   Valur (end of loan)[37]
14 October 2019   Gunnhildur Yrsa Jónsdóttir Adelaide United   Utah Royals (end of loan)[37]
15 October 2019   Danielle Colaprico Sydney FC   Chicago Red Stars (end of loan)[38]
15 October 2019 Rachael Soutar Sydney FC Unattached[38]
15 October 2019 Annalee Grove Brisbane Roar Canberra United[39]
18 October 2019   Veronica Latsko Adelaide United[note 4] Sydney FC[37][40]
21 October 2019 Sam Kerr Perth Glory Unattached[41]
22 October 2019 Alexandra Huynh   Colorado Buffaloes Western Sydney Wanderers[42]
22 October 2019 Alix Roberts   Undisclosed Western Sydney Wanderers[42]
22 October 2019   Samantha Johnson Melbourne Victory Retired[43]
23 October 2019 Amy Harrison   Washington Spirit Western Sydney Wanderers[44]
23 October 2019   Sam Staab   Washington Spirit Western Sydney Wanderers[44]
24 October 2019 Melissa Maizels Canberra United Melbourne Victory[45]
25 October 2019 Hayley Taylor-Young   Canberra United Academy Canberra United[46]
25 October 2019   Annalie Longo Unattached Melbourne Victory[47]
26 October 2019 Elise Kellond-Knight Melbourne City Brisbane Roar[48]
28 October 2019 Jessie Rasschaert   Belconnen United Canberra United[49]
29 October 2019 Ellie Carpenter Canberra United[note 5] Melbourne City[50][51]
29 October 2019   Kristen Hamilton   North Carolina Courage Western Sydney Wanderers[52]
29 October 2019   Denise O'Sullivan   North Carolina Courage Western Sydney Wanderers (loan)[52]
29 October 2019   Lynn Williams   North Carolina Courage Western Sydney Wanderers (loan)[52]
30 October 2019   Mallory Weber   Utah Royals Adelaide United (loan)[53]
30 October 2019 Amy Jackson Melbourne City Melbourne Victory[54]
30 October 2019 Rosie Sutton Unattached Melbourne Victory[54]
31 October 2019 Polly Doran   Calder United Melbourne Victory[55]
31 October 2019 Emma Robers   Calder United Melbourne Victory[55]
31 October 2019 Nicole Simonsen Western Sydney Wanderers Newcastle Jets[56]
31 October 2019 Leena Khamis Western Sydney Wanderers Canberra United[57]
3 November 2019   Katie Stengel Newcastle Jets[note 6] Canberra United[14][58]
4 November 2019   Claire Emslie   Orlando Pride Melbourne City (loan)[59]
4 November 2019   Theresa Nielsen Melbourne City   Reign FC (end of loan)[60]
4 November 2019   Jasmyne Spencer Melbourne City   Reign FC (end of loan)[60][7]
4 November 2019   Rachel Hill Perth Glory   Orlando Pride (end of loan)[61][7]
4 November 2019   Lo'eau LaBonta Western Sydney Wanderers   Utah Royals (end of loan)[62][7]
4 November 2019   Sydney Miramontez Western Sydney Wanderers   Utah Royals (end of loan)[62][7]
5 November 2019   Simone Charley   Portland Thorns Canberra United (loan)[63]
6 November 2019 Kyra Cooney-Cross Melbourne Victory Western Sydney Wanderers[64]
6 November 2019   Haley Hanson   Houston Dash Melbourne Victory[65]
6 November 2019   Darian Jenkins   Reign FC Melbourne Victory[66]
6 November 2019   Emily Menges   Portland Thorns Melbourne Victory (loan)[67]
6 November 2019 Isobel Dalton   Nottingham Forest Brisbane Roar[68]
7 November 2019 Patricia Charalambous   Apollon Limassol Canberra United[69]
7 November 2019 Ashlie Crofts   Blacktown Spartans Canberra United[69]
7 November 2019 Rebekah Horsey   Lions FC Canberra United[69]
7 November 2019 Emma Stanbury   NWS Koalas Canberra United[69]
8 November 2019   Julia Ashley Unattached Adelaide United[70]
8 November 2019   Celia   Reign FC Perth Glory (loan)[71]
8 November 2019   Morgan Andrews   Reign FC Perth Glory (loan)[72]
8 November 2019 Ella Mastrantonio Melbourne Victory Western Sydney Wanderers[73]
9 November 2019 Matilda McNamara   Adelaide City Adelaide United[74]
11 November 2019 Cortnee Vine Newcastle Jets Western Sydney Wanderers[75]
11 November 2019   Milica Mijatović   Arna-Bjørnar Melbourne City[76]
11 November 2019   Lais Araujo   Arna-Bjørnar Adelaide United[77]
12 November 2019 Vesna Milivojevic   Bankstown City Western Sydney Wanderers[78]
12 November 2019   Abby Smith   Utah Royals Western Sydney Wanderers[79]
12 November 2019   Kaleigh Kurtz   North Carolina Courage Canberra United (loan)[80]
12 November 2019 Grace Abbey Adelaide United Unattached[7]
12 November 2019 Georgia Iannella Adelaide United Unattached[7]
12 November 2019 Michelle Heyman Adelaide United Unattached[7]
12 November 2019 Lara Kirkby Adelaide United Unattached[7]
12 November 2019 Sian McLaren Adelaide United Unattached[7]
12 November 2019   Yūki Nagasato Bribsane Roar   Chicago Red Stars (end of loan)[7]
12 November 2019 Summer O'Brien Brisbane Roar Unattached[7]
12 November 2019 Rosie Galea Canberra United Unattached[7]
12 November 2019 Meaghan McElligott Canberra United Unattached[7]
12 November 2019 Helen Caceres Melbourne City Unattached[7]
12 November 2019 MelindaJ Barbieri Melbourne Victory Unattached[7]
12 November 2019 Bethany Mason-Jones Melbourne Victory Unattached[7]
12 November 2019   Christine Nairn Melbourne Victory   Houston Dash[7][81]
12 November 2019   Dani Weatherholt Melbourne Victory   Orlando Pride (end of loan)[7]
12 November 2019 Stacey Cavill Perth Glory Unattached[7]
12 November 2019   Alyssa Mautz Perth Glory   Chicago Red Stars (end of loan)[7]
12 November 2019 Abbey Meakins Perth Glory Unattached[7]
12 November 2019   Katie Naughton Perth Glory   Chicago Red Stars (end of loan)[7]
12 November 2019   Nikki Stanton Perth Glory   Chicago Red Stars (end of loan)[7]
12 November 2019 Caitlin Jarvie Western Sydney Wanderers Unattached[7]
12 November 2019 Talitha Kramer Western Sydney Wanderers Unattached[7]
12 November 2019 Kylie Ledbrook Western Sydney Wanderers Unattached[7]
12 November 2019 Georgia Yeoman-Dale Western Sydney Wanderers Unattached[7]
13 November 2019   Camila   Orlando Pride Canberra United (loan)[82]
13 November 2019   Arianna Romero   Houston Dash Perth Glory (loan)[83]
13 November 2019   Crystal Thomas   Washington Spirit Perth Glory (loan)[84]
13 November 2019 Tiana Jaber   NWS Koalas Western Sydney Wanderers[85]
14 November 2019 Rachael Goldstein   Canberra FC Canberra United[86]
14 November 2019 Sally James   Belconnen United Canberra United[86]
15 November 2019 Katarina Jukic Unattached Perth Glory[87]
15 November 2019 Ayesha Norrie   LA Galaxy OC Perth Glory[87]
15 November 2019 Julia Sardo   Alamein FC Perth Glory[87][88]
17 November 2019 Janna Lawson Melbourne City Unattached[89]
17 November 2019 Katherine Goff   Heidelberg United Melbourne City[89]
17 November 2019 Maja Markovski   Box Hill United Melbourne City[89]

Mid-season

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Date Name Moving from Moving to
20 November 2019 Aivi Luik   Avaldsnes Melbourne City[90]
28 November 2019 Larissa Crummer Newcastle Jets Unattached[91]
20 December 2019 Teagan Micah   UCLA Bruins Melbourne Victory[92]
17 January 2020 Hayley Raso Brisbane Roar   Everton[93]
21 January 2020   Denise O'Sullivan Western Sydney Wanderers   North Carolina Courage (end of loan)[94]
22 January 2020 Alexandra Gummer Melbourne Victory   Young Boys[95]
24 January 2020 Chloe Logarzo Sydney FC   Bristol City[96]
24 January 2020 Caitlin Foord Sydney FC   Arsenal[97]
28 January 2020   Lindsay Agnew   Houston Dash Sydney FC[98]
29 January 2020 Mary Fowler Adelaide United   Montpellier[99]
30 January 2020   Ally Watt   North Carolina Courage Melbourne City (loan)[100]
31 January 2020 Victoria Mansueto   Adelaide Comets Adelaide United[101]
31 January 2020 Ella Tonkin Unattached Adelaide United[101]
4 February 2020 Vesna Milivojevic Western Sydney Wanderers   Spartak Subotica[102]
12 February 2020   Shea Connors   Logan Lightning Brisbane Roar[103]
14 February 2020 Rosie Galea   Macarthur Rams Western Sydney Wanderers[104]
14 February 2020 Chloe Middleton   Illawarra Stingrays Western Sydney Wanderers[104]
14 February 2020 Sophie Magus   Sydney University Western Sydney Wanderers[104]
14 February 2020 Danika Matos   Illawarra Stingrays Western Sydney Wanderers[104]
16 February 2020   Lynn Williams Western Sydney Wanderers   North Carolina Courage (end of loan)[105]
18 February 2020 Aoife Colvill Canberra United   Glasgow City[106]
23 February 2020 Isobel Dalton Brisbane Roar   Glasgow City[107]
25 February 2020 Julia Vignes Sydney FC   Sydney Olympic[108]
13 March 2020 Karly Roestbakken Canberra United   LSK Kvinner[109]
14 March 2020 Sham Khamis Canberra United Melbourne Victory (loan)[110][111]
16 March 2020 Sham Khamis Melbourne Victory Canberra United (end of loan)[112][113]

Re-signings

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Date Name Club
19 September 2019 Chelsea Blissett Melbourne City[24]
19 September 2019 Sofia Sakalis Melbourne City[24]
24 September 2019 Karly Roestbakken Canberra United[114]
24 September 2019   Aubrey Bledsoe Sydney FC[25]
24 September 2019 Trudy Burke Sydney FC[25]
24 September 2019 Shadeene Evans Sydney FC[25]
24 September 2019 Caitlin Foord Sydney FC[25]
24 September 2019 Ally Green Sydney FC[25]
24 September 2019 Angelique Hristodoulou Sydney FC[25]
24 September 2019   Sofia Huerta Sydney FC[25]
24 September 2019 Princess Ibini Sydney FC[25]
24 September 2019 Alanna Kennedy Sydney FC[25]
24 September 2019 Chloe Logarzo Sydney FC[25]
24 September 2019 Teresa Polias Sydney FC[25]
24 September 2019 Elizabeth Ralston Sydney FC[25]
24 September 2019 Taylor Ray Sydney FC[25]
24 September 2019 Amy Sayer Sydney FC[25]
24 September 2019 Natalie Tobin Sydney FC[25]
26 September 2019 Courtney Nevin Western Sydney Wanderers[115]
26 September 2019 Jada Whyman Western Sydney Wanderers[115]
27 September 2019 Georgia Campagnale Adelaide United[116]
27 September 2019 Emily Condon Adelaide United[117]
27 September 2019 Chelsie Dawber Adelaide United[118]
27 September 2019 Emily Hodgson Adelaide United[119]
30 September 2019 Charlotte Grant Adelaide United[120]
30 September 2019 Kahlia Hogg Adelaide United[120]
30 September 2019 Dylan Holmes Adelaide United[120]
30 September 2019 Laura Johns Adelaide United[120]
30 September 2019 Sarah Willacy Adelaide United[120]
3 October 2019 Nikola Orgill Canberra United[121]
8 October 2019 Katrina Gorry Brisbane Roar[122]
9 October 2019 Leah Davidson Brisbane Roar[34]
9 October 2019 Hollie Palmer Brisbane Roar[34]
9 October 2019 Indiah-Paige Riley Brisbane Roar[34]
9 October 2019 Kaitlyn Torpey Brisbane Roar[34]
9 October 2019 Tara Andrews Newcastle Jets[123]
9 October 2019 Hannah Brewer Newcastle Jets[123]
9 October 2019 Claire Coelho Newcastle Jets[123]
9 October 2019 Teigan Collister Newcastle Jets[123]
9 October 2019 Libby Copus-Brown Newcastle Jets[123]
9 October 2019 Larissa Crummer Newcastle Jets[123]
9 October 2019 Cassidy Davis Newcastle Jets[123]
9 October 2019 Jenna Kingsley Newcastle Jets[123]
9 October 2019 Paige Kingston-Hogg Newcastle Jets[123]
9 October 2019 Sophie Nenadovic Newcastle Jets[123]
9 October 2019 Pana Petratos Newcastle Jets[123]
9 October 2019 Renee Pountney Newcastle Jets[123]
9 October 2019 Gema Simon Newcastle Jets[123]
9 October 2019 Tessa Tamplin Newcastle Jets[123]
9 October 2019 Clare Wheeler Newcastle Jets[123]
10 October 2019 Melissa Barbieri Melbourne City[124]
10 October 2019 Rhali Dobson Melbourne City[124]
10 October 2019 Kyah Simon Melbourne City[124]
10 October 2019 Nia Stamatopoulos Melbourne City[124]
10 October 2019 Tyla-Jay Vlajnic Melbourne City[124]
11 October 2019 Natalie Tathem Brisbane Roar[125]
11 October 2019 Allira Toby Brisbane Roar[125]
15 October 2019 Sham Khamis Canberra United[39]
16 October 2019 Clare Polkinghorne Brisbane Roar[126]
17 October 2019 Susan Phonsongkham Western Sydney Wanderers[127]
18 October 2019 Morgan Aquino Perth Glory[128]
18 October 2019 Eliza Campbell Perth Glory[128]
18 October 2019 Kim Carroll Perth Glory[128]
18 October 2019 Sarah Carroll Perth Glory[128]
18 October 2019 Caitlin Doeglas Perth Glory[128]
18 October 2019 Jamie-Lee Gale Perth Glory[128]
18 October 2019 Shannon May Perth Glory[128]
18 October 2019 Leticia McKenna Perth Glory[128]
18 October 2019 Lexie Moreno Perth Glory[128]
18 October 2019 Jenna Onions Perth Glory[128]
18 October 2019 Natasha Rigby Perth Glory[128]
18 October 2019 Taren King Canberra United[129]
18 October 2019 Olivia Price Canberra United[129]
25 October 2019 Laura Hughes Canberra United[46]
28 October 2019 Teigen Allen Melbourne Victory[130]
28 October 2019 Alexandra Gummer Melbourne Victory[130]
28 October 2019 Lia Privitelli Melbourne Victory[130]
29 October 2019 Melina Ayres Melbourne Victory[131]
29 October 2019 Grace Maher Melbourne Victory[131]
29 October 2019 Hayley Raso Brisbane Roar[132]
29 October 2019 Isabel Hodgson Adelaide United[133]
30 October 2019   Lauren Barnes Melbourne City[134]
30 October 2019   Yukari Kinga Melbourne City[134]
30 October 2019 Lydia Williams Melbourne City[134]
1 November 2019   Carson Pickett Brisbane Roar[135]
2 November 2019 Steph Catley Melbourne City[136]
4 November 2019   Amber Brooks Adelaide United[137]
4 November 2019 Liana Danaskos Western Sydney Wanderers[138]
5 November 2019 Erica Halloway Western Sydney Wanderers[139]
8 November 2019   Celeste Boureille Brisbane Roar[140]
9 November 2019 Evelyn Goldsmith Adelaide United[74]
13 November 2019 Caitlin Cooper Western Sydney Wanderers[85]
13 November 2019 Courtney Newbon Western Sydney Wanderers[85]
14 November 2019 Aoife Colvill Canberra United[86]
14 November 2019 Lauren Keir Canberra United[86]
19 September 2019   Rebekah Stott Melbourne City[90]
20 November 2019 Anna Margraf Brisbane Roar[141]
15 January 2020   Elise Thorsnes Canberra United[note 7][142]

Notes

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  1. ^ Addo returned from loan to her parent club Reign FC before signing with Jiangsu Suning
  2. ^ McCaskill returned from loan to her parent club Sky Blue FC before signing with Chicago Red Stars
  3. ^ Ubogagu returned from loan to her parent club Orlando Pride before signing with Tacón
  4. ^ Latsko returned from loan to her parent club Houston Dash before being loaned to Sydney FC
  5. ^ Carpenter returned to her parent club Portland Thorns before being loaned to Melbourne City
  6. ^ Stengel returned from loan to her parent club Utah Royals before being loaned to Canberra United
  7. ^ At the conclusion of her guest contract, Thorsnes extended her contract as an injury replacement player for Katie Stengel

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