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Laura Kaminski relishing trophy hunt at Brann after Crystal Palace 'crash course'

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Laura Kaminski has moved from managing Crystal Palace Women in the English Women's Super League to Norwegian club Brann, where she is embracing the opportunity to compete for trophies. She describes her time at Crystal Palace as a 'crash course' in top-flight management. The feature profiles her transition and ambitions at Brann, a club with a strong tradition in Norwegian women's football.

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Kaminski's move from Crystal Palace to Brann highlights the increasingly fluid coaching market in women's football, where ambitious managers are crossing borders to find competitive projects. Her characterization of Palace as a 'crash course' suggests she gained valuable experience despite limited resources, and her arrival at a trophy-chasing Brann signals intent from the Norwegian club. For followers of the Women's Super League and Norwegian Toppserien, this is a notable managerial move that reflects growing professionalism across European women's football.

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Laura Kaminski relishing trophy hunt at Brann after Crystal Palace 'crash course' · Socc360