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Natalia Arroyo has eight new faces in her squad and a trip to Chelsea awaiting as Aston Villa gear up for the WSL season.
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Natalia Arroyo reckons her Aston Villa squad is ready to rumble. The head coach has unveiled what she calls a 'new look' side after a summer of serious shopping - eight permanent signings, no less.
No gentle warm-up here. The Villans head straight to Stamford Bridge to face Chelsea in their Women's Super League curtain-raiser. Arroyo sounds positively giddy about it, viewing the trip as the perfect way to set the tone, as WSL Full-Time reports.
Kirsty Hanson's departure left a gap up front. Villa's response? Fill it - and then some. The new recruits are primarily aimed at beefing up the attacking options, giving Arroyo far more firepower to play with this campaign.
Arroyo isn't getting carried away with title talk. Her message is refreshingly grounded: control matches, train well, stay consistent. She wants her players focused on weekly performance rather than staring at the table.
Higher finishes will come, she believes - but only if the process is right. It's a mentality that could serve Villa rather well in a fiercely competitive league.
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