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Olivia Smith (centre) moved to Arsenal from Liverpool for £1m, while Ellie Carpenter (left) has signed for Chelsea and Ellie Roebuck joined Aston Villa The Women's Super League summer transfer window is open, with clubs having until 23: 00 BST on 4 September to complete deals. The biggest signing so far is Arsenal's world record move for Canada forward Olivia Smith, who joined from Liverpool for £1m. Elsewhere, newly promoted London City Lionesses have made a statement of their intent, with 11 new arrivals. Here are all the confirmed ins and outs. Chloe Kelly has signed for Arsenal permanently after a successful loan spell last season Ins Anneke Borbe (Goalkeeper, from Wolfsburg) Taylor Hinds (Defender, from Liverpool) Chloe Kelly (Winger, from Man City) Olivia Smith (Forward, from Liverpool) Outs Freya Godfrey (Midfielder, to London City Lionesses) Lina Hurtig (Forward, to Fiorentina) Amanda Ilestedt (Defender, to Eintracht Frankfurt) Goalkeeper Ellie Roebuck returned to the WSL, signing for Aston Villa on a two-year deal from Barcelona Ins Jill Baijings (Midfielder, from Bayern Munich) Oceane Deslandes (Defender, from Montpellier) Lucia Kendall (Midfielder, from Southampton) Ellie Roebuck (Goalkeeper, from Barcelona) Lynn Wilms (Defender, from Wolfsburg) Outs Jordan Nobbs (Midfielder, to Newcastle United) Maz Pacheco (Defender, to Everton) Sophia Poor (Goalkeeper, to London City Lionesses) Katie Robinson (Midfielder, to Everton on loan) Danielle Turner (Defender, free agent) Carla Camacho made 21 appearances for Real Madrid Ins Carla Camacho (Forward, from Real Madrid) Chiamaka Nnadozie (Goalkeeper, from Paris FC) Moeka Minami (Defender, from Roma) Outs Guro Bergsvand (Defender, to Wolfsburg) Pauline Bremer (Forward, to Cologne) Vicky Losada (Midfielder, free agent) Li Mengwen (Defender, free agent) Nikita Parris (Winger, to London City Lionesses) Poppy Pattinson (Defender, to London City Lionesses) Dejana Stefanovic (Midfielder, free agent) Maria Thorisdottir (Defender, free agent) Australia defender Ellie Carpenter joined Chelsea from Lyon on a four-year contract Ins Mara Alber (Forward, from Hoffenheim) Ellie Carpenter (Defender, from Lyon) Livia Peng (Goalkeeper, from Werder Bremen) Becky Spencer (Goalkeeper, from Tottenham) Outs Mia Fishel (Forward, to Seattle Reign) Sophie Ingle (Midfielder, free agent) Ashleigh Lawrence (Defender, to Lyon) Zecira Musovic (Goalkeeper, to Malmo) Martina Fernandez has joined Everton permanently after spending last season on loan Ins Martina Fernandez (Defender, from Barcelona) Rion Ishikawa (Defender, from Urawa Red Diamonds) Hikaru Kitagawa (Defender, from Hacken) Maz Pacheco (Defender, from Aston Villa) Katie Robinson (Midfielder, from Aston Villa on loan) Ornella Vignola (Forward, from Granada) Outs Sara Holmgaard (Defender, to Real Madrid) Rikke Madsen (Forward, free agent) Maren Mjelde (Defender, free agent) Karoline Olesen (Midfielder, to Malmo) Heather Payne (Defender, free agent) Veatriki Sarri (Forward, to Birmingham City) Lauren Thomas (Midfielder, free agent) Justine Vanhaevermaet (Midfielder, free agent) Leicester's only signing so far is goalkeeper Katie Keane Ins Katie Keane (Goalkeeper, from Shamrock Rovers) Outs Sophie Howard (Defender, to Como) Lena Petermann (Forward, to Breder Wemen) Saori Takarada (Midfielder, free agent) Wales international Lily Woodham spent most of last season on loan with Crystal Palace Ins Rafaela Borggrafe (Goalkeeper, from Freiburg) Sam Kerr (Midfielder, from Bayern Munich) Kirsty Maclean (Midfielder, from Rangers) Lily Woodham (Defender, from Seattle Reign) Outs Yana Daniels (Forward, free agent) Niamh Fahey (Defender, retired) Taylor Hinds (Defender, to Arsenal) Jasmine Matthews (Defender, free agent) Teagan Micah (Goalkeeper, to Lyon) Olivia Smith (Forward, to Arsenal) Netherlands midfielder Danielle van de Donk joined London City Lionesses on a two-year deal Ins Sanni Franssi (Forward, from Real Sociedad) Freya Godfrey (Midfielder, from Arsenal) Teyah Goldie (Defender, from Arsenal) Isa Kardinaal (Defender, from Ajax) Elena Linari (Defender, from Roma) Elene Lete (Goalkeeper, from Real Sociedad) Nikita Parris (Winger, from Brighton) Poppy Pattinson (Defender, from Brighton) Sophia Poor (Goalkeeper, from Aston Villa) Connie Scofield (Midfielder, from Danielle van de Donk (Midfielder, from Lyon) Outs Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah (Forward, free agent) Georgia Brougham (Defender, free agent) Megan Campbell (Defender, free agent) Lucy Fitzgerald (Forward, free agent) Teyah Goldie 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