The 2024 summer transfer window is in full swing. Several Sud Ladies Cup graduates have been involved in the different moves registered all around the world over the last weeks. Recap.
The beginning of the summer has been the opportunity to notice several transfer moves involving Sud Ladies Cup graduates.
Maëlle Lakrar, who played in the competition in 2018 and 2019, is leaving Montpellier after six seasons with the Hérault club to join Real Madrid. The French international defender will wear the number 23 shirt.
Two other players who came through the Sud Ladies Cup are leaving Arkema D1. Sandy Baltimore and Oriane Jean-François are joining Chelsea from Paris Saint-Germain.
Named best player of the 2024 edition of the Sud Ladies Cup, Natalia Colin will now be playing for Tigres. The defender joins the Monterrey club from Toluca.
In other summer transfers, Alice Marques has left Lyon for Valencia in Spain. Japan's Suzu Amano, winner of the Special Prize at the 2024 Sud Ladies Cup, has signed for Hammarby in Sweden. Germany's Janina Minge and Ella Peddemors of the Netherlands will be heading to Wolsfburg in Germany.
FULL RECAP :
Maëlle Lakrar : Montpellier (FRA) to Real Madrid (ESP)
Sandy Baltimore : PSG (FRA) to Chelsea (ENG)
Oriane Jean-François : PSG (FRA) to Chelsea (ENG)
Maëlle Seguin : Bordeaux (FRA) to Guingamp (FRA)
Alice Marques : Lyon (FRA) to Valencia (ESP)
Sarai Linder : Hoffenheim (GER) to Wolfsburg (GER)
Suzu Amano : INAC Kobe (JPN) to Hammarby (SWE)
Haruna Tabata : Mynavi Sendai (JPN) to AIK Fotboll (SWE)
Natalia Colin : Toluca (MEX) to Tigres (MEX)
Jana Gutierrez : Tigres (MEX) to Club America (MEX)
Janina Minge : Fribourg (GER) to Wolfsburg (GER)
Nerilia Mondésir : Montpellier (FRA) to Seattle Reign (USA)
Marit Auée : FC Twente (NED) to Brighton (ENG)
Ella Peddemors : FC Twente (NED) to Wolfsburg (GER)
Tallia Della Peruta : Sampdoria (ITA) to Feyenoord (NED)
Nikée Van Dijk : Louvain (BEL) to FC Twente (NED)
Justine Lerond : Bordeaux (FRA) to Montpellier (FRA)
Yasmine Zouhir : AS Rome (ITA) to Real Betis (ESP)