At a historic signing Mayra Ramirez was signed by him Women's Chelsea in a record broadcast. The talented 24-year-old Colombian striker, who arrives from Levante UD, not only moves to the prestigious English club, but also becomes the most expensive transfer in the history of women's football. What is the player's story and how much did the Blues pay? Find out in the note below.
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How much did Chelsea pay for Mayra Ramirez?
He Chelsea has set a new record in women's football through pay 500,000 euros for the transmission of Mayra Ramirez from that Levant. The official figure is 450,000, but including variants the total comes to half a million, reflecting the value and potential the club sees in the young Colombian star.
“I feel very honored to be part of Chelsea. “Being part of such a big club is a dream come true for me that I have had since I was a child.”explained the footballer on the official website of the London team.
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Who is Mayra Ramirez?
Born on March 23rd in Sibaté, Cundinamarca, Mayra Ramirez She is a soccer player 24 year old Colombian who has distinguished himself through his extraordinary talent. His professional career includes stints with teams like Independiente Medellín and Huelva, but his most notable pass was in the Levantin which he scored 14 goals in 27 games.
Mayra Ramírez came to Levante in 2022. Photo: AFP
His skills and abilities on the field were fundamental to the teams he played on, including his national team with which he played World Cup in 2023.
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How do Chelsea Women fare in titles?
He Women's ChelseaKnown for his dominance in English and European women's football, has collected 25 domestic titles including 6 First Division, 5 FA Cup and 1 Community sign. On the other hand, they finished second in the Women's Champions League in the 2020/21 season.