In 2024, a record $15.6 million was spent on international women's transfers, more than double the previous year. Notably, Naomi Girma broke the record with a $1.1 million transfer to Chelsea. Transfers included Jill Roord's move to FC Twente, Marie-Antoinette Katoto's free transfer to OL Lyonnes, and Jule Brand's departure from Wolfsburg. The landscape for women's soccer is changing, showcasing increasing financial investments and shifting player movements, raising the competitive stakes among teams.
Record spending of $15.6 million on women's international transfers in 2024 represents a significant increase over the previous year, demonstrating growing investment in women's soccer.
Naomi Girma's transfer to Chelsea for a world-record fee of $1.1 million marks a historic moment for women's soccer as clubs continue to invest in top talent.
Jill Roord's move back to the Netherlands highlights the shifting priorities of players and the impact of contract negotiations, particularly given her significance to her former team.
Marie-Antoinette Katoto's transfer from PSG to OL Lyonnes for free underscores the competitive landscape of women's soccer and challenges PSG faces in retaining their top players.
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