Racheal Kundananji Becomes Most Expensive Women's Soccer Player in History
Zambia's Racheal Kundananji has set a new world transfer record, moving to Bay FC for a reported $787,600, marking a significant milestone in women's soccer.
- Kundananji's transfer from Madrid CFF to Bay FC breaks the previous record set by Mayra Ramírez's move to Chelsea.
- The 23-year-old striker's move is valued at an initial €735,000, with another €75,000 in add-ons.
- This transfer highlights the rapid growth and increasing investment in women's soccer, with international spending reaching an all-time high.
- Kundananji, who scored 25 league goals last season, is the first African player to break a world transfer record.
- Bay FC, a new NWSL expansion team, aims to make a strong debut in the 2024 season with Kundananji leading their attack.
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