Chelsea Signs England Midfielder Keira Walsh: A Huge Month for the Blues!

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Chelsea has agreed to an £800,000 deal for England midfielder Keira Walsh from Barcelona. The 27-year-old was keen to return to England to be close to family and Chelsea has been looking to bolster their midfield options since the summer. With this signing, Chelsea has broken multiple records to sign some of the world's best players and Walsh is now the second most expensive female footballer in the world. The Blues have made no secret that their intention is to win the Women's Champions League and with Walsh's experience, they are one step closer to their goal. This transfer is a huge win for Chelsea, and they are one step closer to achieving their quadruple dream.","

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