Everton sign France forward Noemie Mouchon from Leicester
Short overview
Everton have signed France forward Noemie Mouchon on a free transfer from Leicester City. The 23-year-old made 24 WSL appearances for Leicester, scoring twice, before joining Everton.
Everton have signed France forward Noemie Mouchon on a free transfer from Leicester City, the club announced. The 23-year-old joins after two years at Leicester, having been part of the squad that suffered relegation from the Women's Super League in May.
Career background
Mouchon began her career at childhood club Lille, before moving to fellow French side Reims for a year. During her time with Leicester in the WSL, she made 24 appearances and scored two goals.
Player's reaction
“I feel really excited to start with the team and this new club,” said Mouchon. “I am the type of player who can bring something on the pitch. I am a fast player and I love to score goals, so I can't wait. I just want to score a lot with Everton. That's my only objective.”
Further transfer activity
It is understood Everton are also interested in Leicester forward Jutta Rantala. Discussions are taking place with the Finland international but nothing has been agreed yet.
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