WSL January Transfers: Who might move?

Some of the biggest deals completed this month could be contract renewals for a number of big-name players.

Georgia Stanway, 26, has attracted a lot of interest, and Arsenal are among those to have held talks with the midfielder. Her contract with Bayern Munich expires in the summer, and while she has an extension offer, she could sign a pre-contract agreement in January to join another club in the summer.

Another England midfielder, Ella Toone, is out of contract with Manchester United in July. She could begin talks with other clubs outside the Premier League this month.

Manchester City top scorer Khadija Shaw, 28, has had positive discussions about a contract extension, which is a huge priority for the club.

European champions Arsenal want to keep US international Emily Fox, joining Katie McCabe, Kim Little and Stina Blackstenius on a contract that expires this summer.

Chelsea are also set to hold negotiations with just six months remaining on the contracts of senior players Sam Kerr, Millie Bright and Lucy Bronze.

Aston Villa captain Rachel Daly is also out of contract in the summer, but will the club offer the 34-year-old a new deal?

Elsewhere, Everton striker Kelly Gago, who turned 27 on January 5, has reportedly attracted interest from Paris Saint-Germain, but with a £500,000 valuation, can the Toffees keep her?

All eyes will be on American forward Trinity Rodman, who could transfer from the Washington Spirit depending on the outcome of salary negotiations with the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL).

Chelsea are among those monitoring Rodman’s situation, while Japanese midfielder Mika Hamano could leave the Blues to join Tottenham on loan. American striker Katarina Macario is also receiving interest from the NRL, while German midfielder Sjoki Nosken may seek more playing time elsewhere.

Reports suggest that West Ham may have to fend off interest in England defender Anouk Denton, while Amber Tysiak previously attracted suitors in the summer.