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Italian midfielder Arianna Caruso has left FC Bayern München after 18 months, signing a long-term deal with Real Madrid through to 2030.
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Italian midfielder Arianna Caruso has ended her 18-month spell at FC Bayern München, completing a move to Real Madrid on a deal running until 2030.
Bianca Rech, director of FC Bayern Frauen, confirmed the player had asked for a fresh challenge - a wish the club chose to respect. Caruso leaves Munich having won the domestic double of league title and cup on two occasions.
Caruso was quick to pay tribute to the club she is leaving behind. She described wearing the Bayern jersey as a privilege and insisted the German giants would always remain a significant chapter in her career, Kicker reports.
At the Bernabéu, Caruso's ambitions are clear. The midfielder wants to help Real Madrid close the gap on fierce rivals FC Barcelona, replicating the trophy-laden success she enjoyed in Germany. A contract until 2030 gives her plenty of time to make her mark in Spain.
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