US EditionReports: Canadian International Olivia Smith Set for World-Record Transfer
- Canadian international striker Olivia Smith is reportedly making a world-record one million-pound transfer to Arsenal from Liverpool.
- The transfer fee surpasses the previous record of 900,000 pounds set by Chelsea for Naomi Girma.
- The deal for Smith is pending medical and personal terms being agreed.
- Smith scored seven goals in 20 appearances for Liverpool and was voted Player of the Season.
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She is only 20 years old and is likely to be the most expensive footballer in the world: Olivia Smith. Arsenal is willing to spend a lot of money on the Canadian. A special brand should be cracked.
Winnipeg Free Press
Reports: Canadian international Olivia Smith set for world-record transfer
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Women’s football continues to climb steps. More spectators, more visibility, more professionalization and more revenue. But not only. Also higher numbers in player transfers. Only half a year ago the million euros (1,053,000 euros) was exceeded by Naomi Girma, defender of San Diego Wave who was going to swell the ranks of Chelsea. Figures until then unthinkable. That was in January. Now, in July, the barrier has been overtaken again. According t…
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