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Six rising talents are set to shake up the Women's Super League this season, from bargain signings to academy graduates making their mark.
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The Women's Super League is about to get a serious injection of talent. From free transfer gems to homegrown wonderkids, this season's crop of new and emerging players looks properly exciting.
Norway international Emilie Joramo has pitched up at Brighton on a free from Hammarby. She's tipped to anchor the midfield with her defensive nous and ability to drive the ball forward. Not a bad bit of business for nothing.
Slovenian defender Sara Agrež arrives at Liverpool from Cologne with 50-plus international caps in her back pocket. With several experienced heads departing Anfield, her know-how could prove invaluable.
Academy product Lexi Potter got her first senior start last season - and promptly netted the winner against Brighton. She's only 20. Expect to hear that name a lot more.
Layla Drury debuted in January and instantly became Manchester United's youngest ever player and goalscorer. She's now signed her first professional deal and looks set for a bigger role this campaign.
German international Nicole Anyomi has swapped Eintracht Frankfurt for London City Lionesses. A versatile attacker with serious top-flight experience, she should thrive in the WSL spotlight.
Nineteen-year-old winger Lisa Baum joins Arsenal following an impressive stint at RB Leipzig, as reported by OneFootball. Her direct, no-nonsense style could add a fresh dimension to the Gunners' attack.
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