Overview
- Both clubs confirmed the transfer, with the Germany international departing Bayern after scoring more than 100 goals and winning four Bundesliga titles plus the DFB Cup.
- Manchester United said the move is designed to strengthen the squad for league, Champions League and domestic cup commitments in the second half of the season.
- Director of women’s football Matt Johnson hailed Schüller’s “phenomenal” record and said her attributes will add a new dimension to the attack.
- Schüller said United’s ambitions convinced her to move and that the team’s style suits her game as she targets success in England and Europe.
- United’s winter business also includes signing Sweden right-back Hanna Lundkvist and extending Japan midfielder Hinata Miyazawa’s contract, while the fee for Schüller was not disclosed.