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Welsh forward Mary McAteer has sealed a season-long loan from Charlton Athletic, bringing over 75 WSL2 appearances to her new club.
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A new face is in town. Mary McAteer, 22, has completed a season-long loan switch from Charlton Athletic, bringing a hefty dose of WSL2 experience and international pedigree with her.
The Welsh forward has racked up over 75 appearances at second-tier level and earned nine caps for the Wales national team. Not bad for someone who's barely old enough to remember dial-up internet.
McAteer's career kicked off at Aston Villa's Academy before she made her senior bow against Sheffield United back in 2021. She then headed to Coventry United for the 2022/23 campaign, bagging three goals in 15 outings.
A move to Sunderland followed in 2023, where she truly found her groove - 46 appearances and eight goals across two seasons, as WSL Football reports.
Now she's ready for the next chapter. Goals, grit, and a Welsh battle cry - what's not to like?
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