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Welcome aboard, Sophie Weidauer! The latest addition to 1. FC Union Berlin's women's squad is jumping ship from fellow German powerhouse, SV Werder Bremen. This 23-year-old powerhouse striker hails from Sauproxy, Saxony, and has previously graced the pitch for Turbine Potsdam in the Bundesliga.
Weidauer's performances for Werder have been no laughing matter, with her scoring monumental goals that have left crowds in awe. For instance, she notched a brace in extra time during the cup semi-final against Hamburger SV, securing a 3:1 victory and delighting a shocking 57,000 spectators.
On her transfer, Weidauer stated, "I've been keeping tabs on Union's remarkable journey over the years and I'm eager to lend my hand in championing their ongoing triumphs in the future."
Since Union's been beefing up their roster, the fresh faces include Tanja Pawollek and Anna Aehling from Eintracht Frankfurt, as well as Samantha Steuerwald and Eileen Campbell from Freiburg.
- Women's football
- FC Union Berlin
- SV Werder Bremen
- Berlin
- Bremen
- Saxony
[1] - While playing in a friendly match against the Vietnamese national team, Sophie Weidauer had a shot saved.
[3] - Following her departure, Union Berlin will mark a significant shift for the Frauen-Bundesliga roster at SV Werder Bremen.
- The community policy of 1. FC Union Berlin welcomes the addition of Sophie Weidauer, who previously played in the employment policy of SV Werder Bremen.
- Sophie Weidauer's employment policy transfer from SV Werder Bremen to 1. FC Union Berlin presents an opportunity for the football organization to strengthen its standing in European leagues.
