OL Lyonnes and Scotland's Caroline Weir: 'I would love to be competing for the Champions League'
In an interview with The Guardian, Caroline Weir — Scotland's most capped women's player — shares her thoughts on joining OL Lyonnes, one of Europe's elite women's football clubs. She expresses her desire to be competing at the highest level in the Champions League and reflects on her career trajectory. The piece explores her motivations, expectations, and the broader ambitions for both club and country.
Read the full story at theguardian.comWeir's move to OL Lyonnes signals a continued trend of top international talent joining elite European clubs ahead of a competitive season. Her Champions League ambitions align with Lyonnes' status as perennial contenders, which could impact squad depth and rotation decisions. For Scotland, Weir's experience at a top European side benefits national team development, though her club minutes will depend on competition for places.
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