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The well-travelled 30-year-old forward arrives at Portman Road on a free transfer from Leicester City, signing a one-year deal.
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Ipswich Town have snapped up forward Rosella Ayane on a free transfer from Leicester City. The 30-year-old has penned an initial one-year deal - not bad for a player with serious mileage on the clock.
Ayane's career reads like a football tour guide. She started at Chelsea before loan stints at Millwall, Bristol City, and Everton. A detour to Cypriot side Apollon Limassol followed, then a permanent return to Bristol City.
Her longest chapter? Nearly six years at Spurs, where she helped the club reach an Adobe Women's FA Cup final. She spent last season at Leicester City before becoming a free agent this summer.
On the global stage, Ayane boasts 35 caps and 11 goals for Morocco. That's the sort of experience you can't buy - unless you're signing her for free, apparently.
Ayane has said she's thrilled about the move, as WSL Full-Time reports, expressing eagerness to bolster the Ipswich attack and excitement at playing in front of the Portman Road faithful.
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