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Spanish forward Amaiur Sarriegi has signed with Juventus on a contract running until 30 June 2029, marking her first move outside Spain.
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Spanish forward Amaiur Sarriegi has put pen to paper on a deal with Juventus that runs until 30 June 2029, bolstering the Women's First Team's attacking firepower ahead of a pivotal campaign.
The move is not entirely unfamiliar territory. Sarriegi faced Juventus in the Women's Champions League roughly a year ago, finding the net in that encounter - and coming away deeply impressed by the quality of her opponents.
Italy represents the first foreign chapter in Sarriegi's career. She has spoken of her eagerness to immerse herself in Serie A and absorb the nuances of Italian football, a step she views as crucial for her development.
Sarriegi describes herself as a forward driven by goals and chance creation, but one who refuses to neglect the collective side of the game. Build-up play and teamwork, she insists, are just as central to her approach as finishing.
Young but far from inexperienced, she arrives with meaningful international pedigree and a reputation for relentless work ethic and passion.
The striker made her intentions plain: the objective is to win everything possible. Beyond silverware, she stressed the importance of forging a strong team identity and playing football that excites, as OneFootball reports.
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