Aitana Bonmati has won the Women’s Ballon D’or for the third consecutive time for her efforts for both Spain and Barcelona Women’s teams over the past season. 

After a hard-fought season, a change of management and a series of comebacks, Arsenal have been dubbed the Ballon D’or Women’s Team of the Year. They won the Champions League in May after a long, drawn-out battle with Barcelona where Stina Blackstenius managed to get a goal past the Spanish side. 

After an outstanding season across all competitions, Ousmane Dembele picks up his first Ballon d’Or.

PSG have obtained the Men’s Club of the Year award for 2025 after an extremely successful year. They won 4 trophies throughout the 2024/25 season: Ligue 1 Title, Coupe de France, French Super Cup and, most notably, the UEFA Champions League. The Champions League victory was the first in the Parisians history.

Sarina Weigman, England women's manager has won the Johan Cruyff Trophy after leading the Lionesses to yet another European title.

Hannah Hampton has won the 2025 Women’s Yachine Trophy as a result of her success with both Chelsea F.C and England.

After a sensational season with Barcelona and a sparkling European summer with the Spanish Women’s team, Vicky Lopez has won the Ballon D’or Kopa Trophy, naming her the best women’s player under the age of 21. She made 48 appearances for Barcelona this season, where she garnered 15 goals and gathered 3 assists which no doubt led to her helping Barcelona FC to win Liga F, the Spanish Cup and the Super Cup. 

Lamine Yamal has retained the Kopa Trophy for the first time in the award’s history, after winning it in both 2024 and now 2025. The teenage sensation has taken the footballing world by storm, becoming a standout player for both Barcelona and the Spanish national team.

Bristol Rovers women are the only team left in the FA Women’s National League, Division One South West to have not conceded a goal this season.

New manager, Gareth Taylor, has chose Grace Fisk to lead the club out, ahead of their opening game at Anfield this weekend, where they will play Everton in the WSL.

Lia Walti is switching North London for Juventus after 7 years with the Gunners.

An agreement has been made between Tottenham Hotspur and Eintracht Frankfurt for Hayley Raso to make a permanent move.