List of German women's football transfers summer 2015

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This is a list of German women's football transfers in the summer transfer window 2015 by club. Frauen Bundesliga clubs are listed according to the 2014-15 season table.

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Bundesliga

In

TeamGoalkeepersDefenderMidfieldersForwards
Bayern Munich Flag of Spain.svg Boquete (Frankfurt)
Däbritz (Freiburg)
Flag of the United States.svg Kristie Mewis (Breakers)
Rolser (Liverpool)
Flag of Scotland.svg Evans (Turbine)
VfL Wolfsburg Flag of France.svg Bussaglia (Lyon)
Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Dickenmann (Lyon)
Flag of Poland.svg Pajor (Medyk)
Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Bachmann (Rosengård)
Flag of Norway.svg Jensen (Kolbotn)
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Wullaert (Standard)
FFC Frankfurt Flag of the United States.svg Clark (Freiburg) Flag of Australia (converted).svg van Egmond (Jets)
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Groenen (Chelsea)
Linden (Leverkusen)
Möller (Turbine)
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Schmidt (free agent)
Flag of Japan.svg Ōgimi (Wolfsburg)
Panfil (Leverkusen)
Turbine Potsdam Schmitz (Leverkusen) Schmidt (Frankfurt)
Flag of Croatia.svg Scurich (Sand)
Hanebeck (Sand)
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Kellond-Knight (Roar)
Flag of Poland.svg Siwińska (Lübars)
Huth (Frankfurt)
Flag of France.svg Makanza (Montpellier)
Flag of Italy.svg Mauro (Sand)
SGS Essen Brüggemann (Cloppenburg) Flag of Japan.svg Ando (free agent) Nesse (Herford)
Hoffenheim Abt (Herford) Hartig (Bayern II)1
Specht (Bayern II)
Howard (Knights) Flag of Austria.svg Billa (St. Pölten)
Freiburg Jaser (Wolfpack) Gwinn (Weingarten)
Magull (Wolfsburg)1
Minge (Wangen)
Schiewe (Jena)
Wagner (Wolfsburg)
Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Zehnder (Zürich)
Flag of Austria.svg Makas (St. Pölten)
FF Jena Flag of Puerto Rico.svg Cruz (Magdeburg)
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Melhado (Herford)
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Sedláčková (Lübars)
Flag of the United States.svg Martin (Knights)
Flag of Portugal.svg Silva (Duisburg)
Flag of the Netherlands.svg van den Heiligenberg (Ajax)
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Voňková (Duisburg)
Bayer Leverkusen Flag of Italy.svg Schroffenegger (Bayern) Kempe (Gütersloh)
Krahn (PSG)
Schwanekamp (Gütersloh) Flag of Croatia.svg Šundov (Duisburg)
SC Sand Kober (Hoffenheim) Vetterlein (Wolfsburg)
Flag of Slovakia.svg Vojteková (Neulengbach)
Flag of the United States.svg Igwe (Freiburg)
Meier (Freiburg)
Savin (Freiburg)
Flag of Slovakia.svg Škorvánková (Neulengbach)
Flag of Austria.svg Burger (Neulengbach)
Flag of Serbia.svg Damnjanović (Wolfsburg)
Stoller (Hoffenheim)
Köln Flag of Italy.svg Giuliani (Herford) Flag of Austria.svg Kirchberger (Duisburg)Gosch (Bochum) Ehegötz (Gütersloh)
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Julien (Jena)
Werder Bremen Martens (Herford)
Weinert (Leipzig)
Flag of Austria.svg Maierhofer (St. Pölten)
Flag of Hungary.svg Tóth (Lübars)
El-Kassem (Leverkusen)

1 On loan

Out

TeamGoalkeepersDefenderMidfieldersForwards
Bayern Munich Flag of Italy.svg Schroffenegger (Leverkusen) Flag of Iceland.svg Brynjarsdóttir (free agent)
Wolfsburg Vetterlein (Sand) Magull (Freiburg)2
Odebrecht (retired)
Wagner (Freiburg)
Flag of Serbia.svg Damnjanović (Sand)
Müller (retired)
Flag of Japan.svg Ōgimi (Frankfurt)
FFC Frankfurt Hanemann (Mainz) Peil (free agent)
Schmidt (Turbine)
Flag of Japan.svg Ando (free agent)
Flag of Spain.svg Boquete (Bayern)
Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Fishlock (Reign)2
Kulig (free agent)
Reinhardt (free agent)
Huth (Turbine)
Jurado (Penn State)
Šašić (retired)
Turbine Potsdam Sarholz (Babelsberg)
Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Wang (Lyon)
Flag of Denmark.svg Pedersen (Hjørring) Bremer (Lyon)
Flag of the United States.svg Mercik (free agent)
Möller (Frankfurt)
Flag of the United States.svg Wells (retired)
Zietz (retired)
Flag of North Macedonia.svg Andonova (Rosengård)
Flag of Equatorial Guinea.svg Añonma (Thorns)
Flag of the United States.svg Deines (retired)
Flag of Scotland.svg Evans (Bayern)
SGS Essen Närdemann (USA scholarship) Flag of the Netherlands.svg Janssen (Arsenal)
Leiding (career break)
Wolf (Gütersloh)
Hoffenheim Kober (Sand) Stoller (Sand)
Freiburg Flag of the United States.svg Clark (Frankfurt) Däbritz (Bayern)
Flag of the United States.svg Igwe (Sand)
Meier (Sand)
Savin (Sand)
FF Jena Brosius (retired)
Löser (SV Jena)
Beil (free agent)
Frank (Leipzig)
Hartmann (free agent)
Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Keller (Zürich)
Schiewe (Freiburg)
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Julien (Köln)
Schmutzler (retired)
Bayer Leverkusen Schmitz (Turbine) Claassen (career break)
Kleiner (free agent)
Linden (Frankfurt) El-Kassem (Werder)
Panfil (Frankfurt)
SC Sand Flag of the United States.svg Lofton-Malachi (retired) Flag of the United States.svg St. Martin (free agent)
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg McCarthy (Cloppenburg)
Flag of Croatia.svg Scurich (Turbine)
Flag of France.svg Haag (retired)
Hanebeck (Turbine)
Wagner (Crailsheim)
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Busque (Comets)
Höfflin (retired)
Flag of Italy.svg Mauro (Turbine)
Flag of Albania.svg Velaj (free agent)
Köln Flag of Denmark.svg Lykke-Petersen (Odense) Frommont (Mönchengladbach)
Rech (retired)
Windmüller (Duisburg II)
Werder Bremen Doll (free agent) Treml (Jena II) Volkmer (unknown)
William (retired)

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