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Wolverhampton Wanderers have landed defender Tara O'Hanlon from Manchester City as their summer shopping spree continues.
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Wolves have snapped up 21-year-old full-back Tara O'Hanlon from Manchester City, making her the club's 11th summer signing. Not bad for a Tuesday.
The Republic of Ireland international spent two and a half years on City's books after arriving from Peamount United in January 2024, but first-team minutes proved hard to come by.
O'Hanlon spent last season picking up experience on loan at Sunderland and Celtic - a proper tour of the British Isles, if you will.
With three senior caps for Ireland and plenty of youth international pedigree, she's clearly no stranger to stepping up when called upon.
Wolves are stacking their squad ahead of the Barclays WSL2 campaign, and O'Hanlon adds defensive depth to an ambitious recruitment drive, as reported by WSL Full-Time.
Eleven signings in one window? Someone at Molineux has clearly been busy.
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