Swiss Star Joins Arsenal
Swiss International Géraldine Reuteler Joins Arsenal Women, Bringing Extensive European Experience
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Eight-year spell in Germany with Eintracht Frankfurt before joining Arsenal, highlighting her extended experience in European football.
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Last season across the top five European leagues, she was the only player to record at least 30 shots (41), 37 chances created, 34 tackles, and 31 clearances, underscoring a balanced attacking and defensive profile.
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Euro 2025 standout: Player of the Match in all three group-stage games, with Switzerland reaching the quarter-finals on home soil before falling 2-0 to Spain.
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Swiss Women’s Player of the Year 2024, highlighting her status as one of the leading players in Swiss football before joining Arsenal.
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Early career highlights: progressed from FC Stans and Luzern, made his senior debut for Luzern in 2014, and became a Switzerland international in 2017, including being the youngest Swiss player at Euro 2017.
Arsenal Women have signed Swiss midfielder Géraldine Reuteler from Eintracht Frankfurt on a free transfer, making her the club's third summer signing under manager Renée Slegers. According to Arsenal News, the 27-year-old has put pen to paper on a four-year deal ahead of the new Women's Super League season.
Reuteler arrives with a remarkable record — 54 goals and 44 assists in 184 appearances for Frankfurt over eight seasons. She is also a 91-cap Switzerland international who was just named Swiss Women's Player of the Year 2024.
Eight Years at Frankfurt Built a Complete Midfielder
Reuteler joined Frankfurt's youth setup and spent her entire senior career there before moving to Arsenal. Soccer News reported she racked up 184 appearances for the German club. That long spell gave her deep experience in the Frauen-Bundesliga and European competition.
Her stats last season stood out across Europe's top five leagues. She was the only player to record at least 41 shots, 37 chances created, 34 tackles, and 31 clearances. That balance of attack and defense is rare — and exactly what Arsenal were looking for.
Euro 2025 Heroics Put Reuteler on the Global Stage
Reuteler was one of the standout players at Euro 2025, held on home soil in Switzerland. She won Player of the Match in all three of Switzerland's group-stage games. The Swiss side reached the quarter-finals before losing 2-0 to Spain.
The tournament capped a remarkable rise for Reuteler. She made her senior international debut in 2017 and was the youngest Swiss player at Euro 2017. She now has 91 caps for her country, according to BeIN Sports.
Reuteler Says Arsenal's Style Made the Move Easy
The midfielder made clear she is excited about the move. She described Arsenal as "one of the best clubs in the world" and said the football style and fit suited her perfectly. The club's ambitions in the WSL and European football aligned with her own goals.
News SSBC noted that Reuteler grew up in Nidwalden and started her career at FC Stans before moving to Luzern and then Frankfurt. Now she takes the biggest step of her career, joining one of England's most decorated women's clubs.
Arsenal's Busy Summer Points to Title Ambitions
Reuteler is Arsenal's third signing of the summer, joining Georgia Stanway and Selina Cerci at the Emirates. Soccer News described it as part of a "busy summer" for the club as they bulk up ahead of a new WSL campaign.
Manager Renée Slegers is building a squad with depth and flexibility. Reuteler can play as a midfielder or forward, giving Slegers options across the pitch. Arsenal are clearly targeting silverware at home and in Europe this season.
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