Lizbeth Ovalle is close to transferring to an NWSL club for a possible world-record fee of up to $2 million. The Orlando Pride, the reigning champions, has reportedly finalized the transfer from Liga MX's Femenil Tigres. This transfer would make Ovalle the first Mexican player, male or female, to hold a world-record transfer fee. Having won two Liga MX Femenil titles with Tigres, Ovalle also boasts over 50 appearances for the national team and scored a pivotal goal in a notable match against the U.S.
Lizbeth Ovalle is in "advanced talks" to join an NWSL club for a world-record transfer fee in women's soccer, potentially reaching $2 million.
The Orlando Pride, the defending NWSL champion, have reportedly completed the transfer from Liga MX's Femenil Tigres for Ovalle.
Ovalle could become the first Mexican soccer player, regardless of gender, to achieve a world-record transfer fee.
She has won two Liga MX Femenil titles and has over 50 appearances for the national team, including a historic goal against the U.S.
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