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Bristol City have landed Danish full-back Signe Markvardsen from HB Køge on a three-year permanent deal.
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Bristol City have snapped up 23-year-old full-back Signe Markvardsen from Danish outfit HB Køge on a permanent three-year deal. Not a bad bit of shopping for a Wednesday morning.
Markvardsen arrives with a shiny Danish A-Liga winner's medal from last season. She's also clocked minutes in both the UEFA Women's Champions League and the UEFA Women's Europa Cup - so she knows her way around a big occasion, as WSL Full-Time reports.
On the international front, the Dane has pulled on the Denmark shirt at several youth levels, including the Under-23s. Domestic and continental experience at 23? Tick and tick.
Head coach Charlotte Healy is chuffed with her new recruit. Healy praised Markvardsen's experience and tipped her to make a real impact this season, noting the defender has already settled in nicely with her new teammates.
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