Goal-scoring midfielder Weir joins OL Lyonnes from Real Madrid

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LYON, France (AP) — Goal-scoring midfielder Caroline Weir joined French champion OL Lyonnes from Real Madrid on a three-year contract on Tuesday.

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LYON, France (AP) — Goal-scoring midfielder Caroline Weir joined French champion OL Lyonnes from Real Madrid on a three-year contract on Tuesday.

The Scotland captain played four seasons at Madrid, scoring 63 goals. She has also previously appeared for Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester City. The 30-year-old has netted 31 goals for Scotland, including 10 this year.

“The club is delighted with this new arrival,” the team said in a statement. “She strengthens Lyon’s midfield thanks to her efficiency in front of goal and her experience at the highest level.”

FILE -Caroline Weir of Manchester City Women during the FA WSL soccer match between Everton Ladies and Manchester City Women at Walton Hall Park Stadium, Liverpool, England, Dec. 6, 2020. (AP Photo/Jon Super, File)
FILE -Caroline Weir of Manchester City Women during the FA WSL soccer match between Everton Ladies and Manchester City Women at Walton Hall Park Stadium, Liverpool, England, Dec. 6, 2020. (AP Photo/Jon Super, File)

Lyon has won the Women’s Champions League a record eight times and lost this year’s final against Barcelona.

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