Ireland international Megan Campbell has been announced as Manchester City's latest signing.
The Ireland international, who has previously lined out for Raheny United and the Florida State Seminoles, was announced on Monday evening in a statement on the club's official website.
We are delighted to announce the signing of @megcam10...
Full story âž¡ https://t.co/vRVWgRY048 #mcwfc pic.twitter.com/pvsi169WQb
— Manchester City WFC (@MCWFC) February 15, 2016
Speaking about the move, Campbell said "it's a bit surreal. I didn't expect to come here - it's a big Club - but I'm up to the challenge. I've just graduated and I was looking for a professional team. Fortunately enough, City came in for me and now I'm here!".
She added that "It's a big step up from college soccer in the States so I'm going to take my time, using my first year to grow as a player and keep progressing".
Campbell got plenty of attention after the recent friendly against the United States in which the team made great use of her dangerous long throws.
USA handed Ireland a 5-0 defeat, but Megan Campbell could teach Rory Delap a thing or two https://t.co/HZMJKZXTtq pic.twitter.com/snsT2JPYgq
— Newstalk Sport (@NewstalkSport) January 24, 2016
She made more than 60 appearances for the Seminoles garnering 31 assists in her time there, as well as helping them to the NCAA Division I Women's Soccer Championship in 2014.
