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Germany's Wamser completes move to Man City

Manchester City complete the signing of Bayer Leverkusen and Germany defender Carlotta Wamser on a four-year deal.

Germany's Wamser completes move to Man City

Manchester City has officially signed full-back Carlotta Wamser from Bayer Leverkusen on a four-year contract. The 22-year-old German international, versatile enough to play either left-back or right-back, previously joined Leverkusen from Eintracht Frankfurt on a free transfer in July 2025. This marks City's third signing of the summer, following the addition of defender Niamh Charles from Chelsea and forward Beth Mead from Arsenal.

With several key players sidelined due to injury, including Niamh Charles, Grace Clinton, Vivianne Miedema, Jade Rose, and Laura Wienroither, Wamser's arrival is expected to provide significant support to the WSL champions as they commence their title defense against Birmingham City this Sunday. Wamser boasts an impressive 14 caps for Germany and has been a prominent figure in the German youth teams, including winning the Under-17 European Championship in 2019.

She expressed her enthusiasm for the move, praising the English league and Manchester City as one of the best clubs globally. City's director of football, Therese Sjogran, stated that they were thrilled to welcome Wamser, highlighting her energy, passion, and eagerness to learn as qualities that align well with the team's objectives.

The club's recent signings reflect their commitment to building a strong foundation for the future, with Wamser's addition serving as a testament to their ambitions.

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