Mary Earps Joins PSG: A New Era for Women's Football

Manchester United's England goalkeeper Mary Earps has signed a two-year deal with Paris St Germain after her contract with United expired. Earps aims to contribute to PSG's success and maintain their top club status in Europe. She achieved notable success at United and internationally with England.

Manchester United's England goalkeeper Mary Earps has joined Paris St Germain on a two-year deal, both clubs said on Monday. The 31-year-old has signed for the French Division 1 Feminine club after her contract with United recently expired.

"I'm determined to contribute to our future success so that PSG continue to rank among Europe's top clubs," Earps said. "Together, we're going to give our all to help the club shine and make our fans proud."

The former Leicester City, Nottingham Forest and Reading keeper joined United in 2019. She set a Women's Super League record by keeping 14 clean sheets in 2022-23, before helping United win the Women's FA Cup in 2024, their first major trophy. Earps achieved international success by lifting the European Championship with England in 2022 and helping them in reaching the World Cup final in Australia the following year.

Meanwhile, Sweden midfielder Filippa Angeldahl has joined Real Madrid from Manchester City, the two clubs announced on Monday. The 26-year-old has spent the last three seasons at City, where she won the League Cup in 2022.

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