News from Spain's Marca newspaper, the soccer world recently set off a wave of transfer storm. Zambia's soccer star Rachel Kundananji, after a tortuous transfer road, finally bid farewell to the Madrid women's soccer, with a transfer fee of 735,000 euros, joined the United States Gulf Coast Football Club, this transfer fee hit a new high in women's soccer transfer fees.
Kundanangi, 23, had caught the eye of Gulf FC in January this year, who had made an offer of 400,000 euros for the player, but was rejected by Madrid Women's Football. Now, the Gulf club has spared no expense, paying a termination fee of 735,000 euros, and has managed to bring the talented player into its fold, signing a five-year contract.
This transfer deal not only set a new record for transfer fees for a women's soccer team, but also surpassed the previous record held by Ramirez of 450,000 euros + 50,000 euros for a total of 500,000 euros, highlighting the growing activity of the soccer market and the increasing value of female players.
