Real Madrid Signs Dutch Forward Lineth Beerensteyn on Free Transfer
Real Madrid women's team has officially signed Dutch forward Lineth Beerensteyn as a free agent from Wolfsburg. The 29-year-old Netherlands international, a 2017 European champion, signed a three-year contract until June 2029. Beerensteyn, who was the Bundesliga top scorer in her first season at Wolfsburg, becomes Real Madrid's third signing of the transfer window. She expressed ambition to help the club win titles, including the Champions League, citing the team's growth in women's football.
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Beerensteyn: It is the moment to win titles, I want to be part of that
Dutch forward Lineth Beerensteyn gives her first interview as a Real Madrid player after joining on a free transfer from Wolfsburg. The 30-year-old Netherlands international expresses her ambition to help Real Madrid win titles, stating that the club's plans for growth and her desire to be part of a step forward in women's football were key factors in her decision. Beerensteyn, who scored 15 and 19 goals in her last two Bundesliga seasons, highlights her versatility across all three attacking positions, her goal-scoring instinct, and her leadership qualities as assets she can bring to the team. She praises Real Madrid's impressive progress in women's football over the past six years and says she cannot wait to start pre-season.
Feed MRSS-S real_madrid_aLineth Beerensteyn: I Think I Can Be a Very Important Player for Real Madrid
Real Madrid women's team announced the signing of Netherlands forward Lineth Beerensteyn. In an interview with the club's official media, Beerensteyn expressed her happiness at joining the club, citing the club's ambitious plans and her desire to be part of its growth. She described herself as a fast, complete forward capable of playing in any of the three forward positions, and emphasized her leadership qualities both on and off the field. Beerensteyn highlighted the impressive progress Real Madrid has made in women's football over the past six years and stated her intention to help the team take the next step by winning titles, including the Champions League. She is eager to begin training and contributing to the team's success.
FútbolOfficial: Beerensteyn, Third Signing for Madrid
Real Madrid has officially announced the signing of Dutch striker Lineth Beerensteyn as a free agent after her contract with Wolfsburg ended. The 29-year-old, who can play as a forward or winger, has signed a contract until 2029. Beerensteyn is the club's third new signing following German player Senss and Portuguese player Andreia Jacinto. Her career includes stints at ADO Den Haag, Twente, Bayern Munich, Juventus, and Wolfsburg, where she scored 19 and 15 goals in two seasons. She was also part of the Netherlands' senior European Championship-winning team in 2017. The article notes she is experienced and versatile but may not be among the top-tier players who would provide a significant leap in quality for coach Pau Quesada's squad.
Feed MRSS-S real_madrid_aOfficial: Beerensteyn Becomes Third Signing for Real Madrid
Real Madrid has officially announced the signing of Dutch forward Lineth Beerensteyn as their third acquisition of the transfer window. The 29-year-old arrives as a free agent after completing her contract with German club Wolfsburg. She has signed a contract with the Spanish club that will keep her at the club until 2029. Beerensteyn is expected to bolster Real Madrid's attacking options for the upcoming seasons.
Feed MRSS-S real_madrid_aReal Madrid Signs Lineth Beerensteyn for Women's Team
Real Madrid has officially announced the signing of Dutch forward Lineth Beerensteyn for their women's team. The 29-year-old joins from German club Wolfsburg, where she was the Bundesliga top scorer in her first season. She has signed a three-year contract running from July 1, 2026, to June 30, 2029. Beerensteyn is an international for the Netherlands and won the 2017 European Championship. She previously played for ADO Den Haag, Twente, Bayern Munich (winning a Bundesliga title), Juventus (winning an Italian Cup and Super Cup), and Wolfsburg. She is Real Madrid's third signing of the period, following Elisa Senß and Andreia Jacinto.
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