Irish Midfielder Attracts Interest From WSL Teams – Report
Written by Oluwaseun Oyediji
The Republic of Ireland midfielder, Denise O’Sullivan has interest from a number of English Women’s Super League (WSL) clubs as well as other European teams ahead of the January transfer window as per Daily Mail.
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Her contract with North Carolina Courage expires next year.
O’Sullivan is currently the captain of American side North Carolina Courage but is out of contract at the end of next season.
Mail Sport understands the Irish midfielder has been offered a new contract but has several clubs chasing her signature – both in the Women’s Super League and elsewhere in Europe.
Chelsea, Manchester City, and Aston Villa are all understood to have interest while French clubs Lyon and Paris Saint-Germain are also considering a move.
O’Sullivan had a strong finish to the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) season, helping the Courage to a third-place finish.
A number of English and French clubs are interested in signing Ireland’s Denise O’Sullivan.
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Rebecca Welch became the first woman to officiate an English Premier League (EPL) match on Saturday.
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Welch’s appointment as the first woman referee to take charge of an EPL match represents a milestone moment for football, according to Kompany.
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