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The Icelandic forward, daughter of former Premier League defender Hermann Hreidarsson, joins Hammarby from FH on a deal until 2030.
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Hammarby have secured the signature of Ída Hermannsdóttir on a deal running until 2030. The 24-year-old forward arrives from Icelandic club FH, where she has been in devastating form this season.
Ída netted 13 goals in just 15 league appearances - enough to claim the golden boot in Iceland. It's the kind of firepower that Hammarby, currently sitting second in the Damallsvenskan, will hope can push them towards the title.
The name Hreidarsson carries weight in football circles. Ída's father, Hermann Hreidarsson, built a lengthy career in the Premier League and now coaches Icelandic side Valur.
Hammarby's technical manager Adrian Båge von Heijne praised the new recruit's physical attributes and her ability to operate across multiple attacking positions, as reported by Fotbollskanalen.
Ída herself spoke of her enthusiasm for the move, saying she was thrilled after watching Hammarby in action recently.
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