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Liga F
The 21-year-old England youth international heads to Spain's Liga F in search of regular game time after a quiet debut season at West Ham.
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West Ham United have shipped midfielder Sarah Brasero off to newly promoted Deportivo Alavés on a season-long loan. The 21-year-old clearly fancies some sunshine - and, more importantly, some actual minutes on the pitch.
Brasero managed just 12 appearances and two goals for the Hammers last season after arriving from Estoril. Hardly the regular football an ambitious England youth international craves. With no guarantee of increased game time at West Ham, a stint in Liga F looks like a smart bet for her development.
Alavés earned promotion as runners-up in the Reto Iberdrola and will spend the 2026/27 campaign finding their feet in Spain's top flight. Brasero gets a project she can grow with. Not a bad deal for either side.
She wasn't the only one clearing out her locker. Jessie Stapleton and Jess Ziu also departed today, both signing multi-year contracts with Leicester City in Barclays WSL2. Three exits in a single day - busy times in east London, as reported by OneFootball.
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