Swedish Woman Departs, Norwegian Woman Arrives
Let's Break It Down:
The drama brewing among the female footballers of VfL Wolfsburg is far from over! The seven-time German champions just landed a major signing, and one of their star players is bolting for a rival team.
Get ready, because things are heating up! Friday saw VfL Wolfsburg announce the signing of Norwegian national player Guro Bergsvand from Brighton & Hove Albion of the English Women's Super League. At 31, this tough-as-nails defender inked a two-year deal in Wolfsburg.1
But hold onto your hats! Just before that, VfL announced that Swedish national player Rebecka Blomqvist was heading to Bundesliga foe Eintracht Frankfurt. After four cup victories and one successful German championship with VfL, the 27-year-old Blomqvist signed a long-term deal with Eintracht until 2028.2
With 13 players saying their goodbyes and seven new faces joining the ranks during the ongoing transfer window, the Wolfsburg women are undergoing some serious changes. More exciting additions are expected in the coming weeks, with German national player Sophia Kleinherne from Eintracht Frankfurt among the possible newbies.3
Worth mentioning, VfL has welcomed back several players who returned from their loans, including Maximilian Bauer, Dion Beljo, Tim Breithaupt, Lasse Günther, Marcel Lubik, and Patric Pfeiffer. Additionally, Cédric Zesiger, who was on loan at FC Augsburg, will remain there on a permanent basis.4
As for the newer signings, VfL confirmed the acquisition of Denis Vavro, welcomed Irvin Cardona from Saint-Étienne, brought in Kyliane Dong from Troyes, and made Chrislain Matsima's loan from Monaco a permanent move.4 Buckle up, Wolfsburg fans—it's going to be an exciting season!
Enrichment Data:- During the 2025 transfer window, VfL Wolfsburg has made several new signings: Denis Vavro, Guro Bergsvand from Brighton & Hove Albion, Irvin Cardona from Saint-Étienne, Kyliane Dong from Troyes, and Chrislain Matsima (who had his loan from Monaco made permanent). Additionally, several returning players have joined the squad, such as Maximilian Bauer, Dion Beljo, Tim Breithaupt, Lasse Günther, Marcel Lubik, and Patric Pfeiffer. Cédric Zesiger, who was on loan at FC Augsburg, has also officially joined their team.4
In the midst of the drama, VfL Wolfsberg also made some significant moves in the European football scene. They've strengthened their squad with the addition of Denis Vavro, Guro Bergsvand from Brighton & Hove Albion (English Women's Super League), Irvin Cardona from Saint-Étienne (European leagues), Kyliane Dong from Troyes (France), and Chrislain Matsima, whose loan from Monaco was made permanent. These signings promise to shake up the German leagues, especially as the European football season approaches.
