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Midfielder Keira Flannery has returned to Charlton Athletic from West Ham United on a record-breaking three-year deal after a stellar loan spell last season.
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Charlton Athletic have pulled off a club-record deal to bring midfielder Keira Flannery back to south-east London. The 22-appearance heroine from last season's loan stint has now signed permanently from West Ham United on a three-year contract, as reported by WSL Full-Time.
Flannery was instrumental in Charlton's promotion push last term. She featured 22 times in Barclays WSL2 and helped fire the Addicks into the top flight via the end-of-season play-offs. Not a bad audition, that.
The three-year deal represents uncharted territory for Charlton. It's the longest contract the club have handed out - a clear sign of how highly they rate the midfielder's potential.
Flannery also brings international experience to the table, having represented England at various youth levels including Under-19. She's said to be thrilled about making her return permanent and continuing her development at the club.
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