Transfer Sensation: Ashley Lawrence Makes Electrifying Move to Chelsea on Lucrative Three-Year Contract
Ashley Lawrence, highly skilled defender, joins Chelsea from PSG on a three-year contract After an impressive six-year stint in France's Division 1 Feminine, she looks forward to making her mark in London Stay tuned for more summer transfer updates on Sky Sports
Chelsea Women have officially announced the acquisition of Ashley Lawrence. The Canadian defender is set to join the team from Paris Saint-Germain on July 1st. The 28-year-old has committed to a three-year contract, keeping her at Chelsea until the summer of 2026.
Lawrence transitions from Paris to London following the conclusion of her tenure with the Parisians in France's Division 1 Feminine season, which lasted for six years.
Having joined PSG in 2017, Lawrence showcased her skills in 180 matches and possesses the versatility to excel on either the right or left side of the defense.
The 2021 Ballon d'Or nominee told the club's official website: "I'm really excited and grateful to be joining such a top club in England and in Europe.
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Chelsea manager Emma Hayes states, "Ashley has proven herself to be one of the top full-backs in women's football, excelling at both the club and international level."
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In terms of the upcoming transfer window closure in England at 11pm on September 1, and in Scotland at midnight, who is set to make strides this summer?[Original content]:
Her ability to get forward, her progressive play into the final third is a standout strength and she can play on both the left and right side. We're really looking forward to having her with us.
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