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Manchester United have secured the signature of Mexico captain Rebeca Bernal on a three-year deal from Washington Spirit.
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Manchester United have snapped up Mexican midfielder Rebeca Bernal, tying her down to a three-year contract. Not a bad bit of business for a Wednesday evening.
The 29-year-old arrives from Washington Spirit, where she picked up a Challenge Cup winner's medal during her time in the NWSL. Before heading stateside, Bernal plied her trade at Rayadas de Monterrey in her homeland.
Bernal is no stranger to the big stage. She's racked up 78 caps for Mexico, bagging nine goals along the way, and currently wears the captain's armband for her country. That's proper leadership credentials right there.
Upon sealing the deal, Bernal spoke of her enthusiasm for the move, praising the squad's determination and the environment at the club, as WSL Full-Time reports.
United fans will be hoping she brings some of that international steel to the midfield. No pressure, Rebeca.
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