Kim Little has signed a one-year contract extension with Arsenal Women, extending her stay at the club she has defined for over a decade.
The 35-year-old captain remains a central figure in the squad, both on and off the pitch, as Arsenal continue their push in the UEFA Women’s Champions League and the league.
She also led Arsenal to European success last season, lifting the club’s second Champions League title.
Having first joined Arsenal in 2008, Little returned in 2017 and has been captain since 2018, guiding the team through one of its most successful periods.
Her decision to retire from international football with Scotland Women’s National Team in 2021 has helped extend her club career, allowing her to maintain a high level of performance.
Despite Arsenal transitioning towards a younger squad, Little continues to play a key role, setting standards and providing experience within the team.
With Arsenal currently competing on multiple fronts, her extension ensures continuity and leadership during an important phase for the club.
