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Chelsea complete deal for Everton Superstar

Chelsea Women’s team has successfully finalized a transfer deal for defender Nathalie Bjorn from Everton, a rival club in the Women’s Super League (WSL). The transfer was made possible as Chelsea met the release clause stipulated for the 26-year-old Sweden international earlier this week.informationguidenigeria

Speaking to chelseafc.com, Bjorn said: “You will see that I will fight 100 per cent, I want to win every duel and every game.

“You will see some of my qualities with my passing through lines is my biggest quality. I hope that I can help the team with my style of play.”

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Sky Sports’ Laura Hunter:

“You would be forgiven for thinking Chelsea are being greedy – they’re regularly accused. The Blues already have a large percentage of the games‘ best talent and have monopolised much of the domestic silverware over the last five or six years.

“But this season is their toughest test yet. Why? Well, the pressure is on as manager Emma Hayes attempts to end her decade-long Chelsea reign on a euphoric high – only European honours would achieve that – and she’ll have to do so without star striker Sam Kerr.JAMB Portal

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“Of course, Chelsea have options in reserve. This the the strongest, most robust, deepest squad in the WSL, but coping with the rigours of domestic and European competition takes its toll.

“As Hayes routinely points out, Chelsea play more games year-on-year than any other English side, and as fatigue sets in, rotation will have to play a candid part.NYSC Portal

“Injuries to Millie Bright and Kadeisha Buchanan this term have probably forced Chelsea’s hand but it’s true what they say: there’s strength in numbers.JAMB Result

“If Chelsea want to divide and rule in Hayes’ swansong season they need reinforcements beyond the first line of defence.”