‘Welcome to Chelsea’ Blues officially welcomed talented International defender
CHELSEA have officially announced the arrival of Naomi Girma, with the talented defender joining the Blues from San Diego Wave for an undisclosed fee.
The 24-year-old American international has put pen to paper on a four-and-a-half-year deal, after the decision was made by the Blues board that a new defender needed to be brought to Stamford Bridge for the remainder of the season.
Upon joining the Blues, Girma said: ‘I’m so happy and really excited to be here. It doesn’t feel real. There are a lot of things about Chelsea that made me want to come here – the culture, the winning mentality, staff and players. It’s a top environment to learn and grow in.
‘Right now, that’s what I’m looking to do. It was an easy choice for me.’
Head of women’s football Paul Green added: ‘Naomi is a world-class defender who is now coming into the prime years of her career. Her composure on the ball, ability to read the game coupled with her pace and athleticism will add top quality to an already very talented squad.
‘Naomi has showcased her talent in the NWSL, winning various individual awards and delivered on the international stage for the USA, including this summer winning a gold medal at the Olympics.
‘She is undoubtedly ready for this next step in her career and we are delighted it will be with CHELSEA.’
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Girma is a quality player that will add some much needed depth to the side, she will surely play a big part in that Chelsea side between now and the end of the season.
She is a welcome addition to a side that is already dominating the WSL league.
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