US women’s national team veteran Crystal Dunn has signed with Paris Saint-Germain through the 2027 season.
The move comes less than a week after Dunn parted ways with Gotham in the US National Women’s Soccer League.
“I’m so happy to be able to start this new adventure. My family supports me and comes with me, so it was important for me to find a club that has confidence in me as a player, but that also accepts that I come with my family. I have a connection with France and I already feel at home,” she said in a statement released by PSG on Friday.
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Dunn’s husband is French. The couple has a three-year-old son, Marcel.
The 32-year-old Dunn was signed as a free agent by Gotham in late 2023. She played one season with the club, appearing in 23 matches with one goal and two assists.
Before Gotham, Dunn played for the Portland Thorns, taking most of 2022 off for the birth of her son. She also had stints with the North Carolina Courage, Chelsea in the English Women’s Super League and the Washington Spirit.
A New York native, Dunn played on the US team who won gold at the Paris Olympics last summer. She was also on the squad won the 2019 Women’s FIFA World Cup.
Dunn has appeared in 154 games for the US, with 25 goals and 20 assists.
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