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Spanish forward Amaiur Sarriegi swaps Atlético Madrid for Juventus on a deal until 2029 - her first move outside Spain.
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Spanish forward Amaiur Sarriegi has packed her bags for Italy. The 25-year-old leaves Atlético Madrid behind and joins Juventus on a deal running until 30 June 2029.
It marks her first venture outside Spain - and what a destination to pick.
Sarriegi featured in 40 official matches during the 2025/26 campaign, bagging ten goals. She also made three appearances at the start of this season before sealing her move, Soccerdonna reports.
Sarriegi's journey began at Añorga in San Sebastián, where she broke into the first team before turning 15. Bold stuff.
A 2017 switch to Athletic Bilbao followed. She helped Athletic Bilbao B clinch the Segunda División title in 2019/20 and eventually stepped up to the top flight.
Her 2020 move to Real Sociedad is where things really took off. Over five seasons she racked up 153 official outings, scored 55 goals, and wore the captain's armband. In her debut campaign alone she netted 13 league goals.
Internationally, Sarriegi debuted for Spain in June 2021. She's earned 20 caps and scored 13 goals - including a ruthless four-goal haul on her first start against the Faroe Islands in September 2021.
Juventus have landed a proven goalscorer. Serie A, consider yourself warned.
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