Chelsea Shatters Women's Transfer Record to Snag USWNT Star Naomi Girma

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Meet Naomi Girma, the most expensive player in women's soccer history! Chelsea just paid a whopping $1.1 million to snag the USWNT defender from San Diego Wave. Girma, 24, is a rising star and has been hailed as the 'best defender' in the game by none other than USWNT coach Emma Hayes. Chelsea fought off competition from Arsenal and Lyon to secure Girma's signature, offering her one of the highest salaries in the Women's Super League. Girma is set to be a key player for Chelsea as they aim for an unprecedented sixth consecutive WSL title and push for Champions League glory. So, why did Girma choose Chelsea over the other top clubs? Let's find out.

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