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Nottingham Forest have completed the signing of Norwegian forward Tuva Espås from Vålerenga Damer - her first move outside of Norway.
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Nottingham Forest have wrapped up a permanent deal for Norwegian forward Tuva Espås, pinching the 27-year-old from Vålerenga Damer. It's signing number nine this summer - and counting.
Espås spent two and a half years in the Norwegian top flight, bagging five goals in 13 appearances during the 2026 season. Before her stint at Vålerenga, she turned out for Røa IL earlier in her senior career.
This is her first adventure outside Norway. Bold move. She's reportedly buzzing about testing herself in a new country and getting stuck in with her new teammates and coaching staff.
Forest clearly aren't hanging about. Espås becomes their ninth summer acquisition, as WSL Full-Time reports, suggesting the club are building something rather ambitious ahead of the new campaign.
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