Chelsea Women finished third in the WSL, missing Champions League qualification after Arsenal secured second place. Stalwarts Sam Kerr and Millie Bright departed as Manchester City claimed their first title in a decade.
Chelsea Women's team is heading for their worst season since 2018-19, with no silverware on the line and a stark contrast to last season's unbeaten run and domestic trophies sweep.
Chelsea Women's team will play all Women's Super League matches at Stamford Bridge from next season, ending a nine-year stay at Kingsmeadow in Kingston upon Thames. The 41,000-seat stadium becomes their permanent home after CEO Aki Mandhar made it a target since joining in September 2024. The move reflects the club's ambition to become the world's leading women's sports club, with the final Kingsmeadow game played on 6 April against Tottenham.
Chelsea Women will host all their Women's Super League games at Stamford Bridge from next season, aiming to increase visibility and supporter base. The move from Kingsmeadow to the 40,000-capacity stadium is part of a broader strategy to enhance the club's brand and drive growth.
