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Breaking News: Geraldine Reuteler Signs For Arsenal Women

Geraldine Reuteler signs for Arsenal Women Football Club

Our third signing of this window in just 6 days has just been announced! Geraldine Reuteler is a Gunner!

Signed on what is believed to be a four year deal, Geraldine will wear the No 14 shirt and joins us from Eintracht Frankfurt where she is pretty much a Club Legend.

A previous Swiss Player of the Year Award Winner, Geraldine brings experience, great technical ability and versatility, with an ability to play in a variety of positions across the midfield.

I’m so excited for this one and will have a more in depth article profiling our newest signing later today, along with a breaking news episode on the podcast.

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