England goalkeeper Mary Earps joins Paris Saint-Germain after leaving Manchester United
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PARIS (AP) — England goalkeeper Mary Earps has joined Paris Saint-Germain following her departure from Manchester United.
The French club said Monday that the 31-year-old Earps had signed a two-year deal to complete a much-anticipated transfer.
Earps was a free agent following the expiry of her contract at United this summer.
“Joining Paris Saint-Germain is a fantastic opportunity,” Earps told the PSG website. “I’m very honored to become a Parisian and I can’t wait to play alongside my new teammates.”
Earps helped England win the 2022 European Championship and reach last year’s World Cup final — where she was named best goalkeeper of the tournament — but announced on Saturday that she was leaving United after a five-year stint.
She helped the club win the FA Cup last season but decided to leave at the end of the campaign after turning down the offer of a new contract.
“The club is about to undergo a period of transition, and unfortunately I don’t feel it aligns with the timing of where I’m at in my career,” Earps said on social media.
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