The Women's Super League's summer transfer window has closed - so who do you think did the best business?
Spain winger Mariona Caldentey’s arrival from Barcelona was a scoop and the 28-year-old takes them to another level, while 21-year-old Sweden forward Rosa Kafaji is another exciting attacking talent. They have also improved their goalkeeping options with Netherlands international Daphne van Domselaar coming from Aston Villa.Big spenders. There can be no doubting Villa's ambitions this season with the money they have spent in the transfer window.
New manager Dario Vidosic has a lot to do to gel the squad before the season starts but there is plenty of talent to work with. Denmark defender Katrine Veje from Everton and Finnish goalkeeper Milla-Maj Majasaari from Anderlecht are particularly shrewd additions, while they brought in some good young players on loan.Everton's financial troubles are well known so they were always going to be in for a battle in the transfer window.
Under new manager Amandine Miquel, Leicester have dipped into the French market for this summer's transfer window. Risa Shimizu's arrival from West Ham was another great piece of business but they have been dealt a blow as she will miss most of the season with an ACL injury picked up during the Olympics.
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