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The Mexico captain joins on a three-year deal from Washington Spirit, bringing 78 caps and a Challenge Cup winner's medal with her.
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Manchester United have snapped up Mexican international Rebeca Bernal on a three-year contract, bolstering their midfield with one of North America's most experienced players.
The 29-year-old arrives from Washington Spirit, where she lifted the NWSL Challenge Cup. Before her stint in the United States, Bernal turned out for Rayadas de Monterrey in her home country.
Bernal brings serious pedigree at international level. She has pulled on the Mexico shirt 78 times, finding the net on nine occasions, and currently serves as captain of the national side - a role that underlines her leadership qualities.
Speaking after the move was confirmed, Bernal voiced her enthusiasm for the switch, praising the squad's determination and the environment at the club, OneFootball reports.
It's a statement signing that adds depth, experience and international know-how to United's engine room.
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