The NWSL Gulf Coast women's soccer team has signed Zambian striker Kundanangi for a record transfer fee of $787,000 for a women's player, according to Fox Sports.
On Tuesday, the Gulf Coast women's soccer team signed Zambian forward Kundanangi to a five-year contract, with the fifth year optional, for a women's soccer record $787,000 transfer fee.
Kundanangi is 23 years old and played for the CFF Madrid women's soccer team. Last season, she played 29 games for the team, contributing 25 goals and 3 assists. This season, Kundanangi has played 14 games for the team, contributing 8 goals and 2 assists. In addition, Kundanangi represented Zambia at last year's Women's World Cup, scoring 10 goals in 18 games for the national team.
Lucy, General Manager of Gulf Coast Soccer Club, said, "Kundanangi is calm in front of the goal and can score from different positions with different shots. We are confident that she will continue to grow and develop at our club, showcasing her ability to enhance the team's offense and offensive talent."
