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Transfer: Super Falcons defender, Payne joins American club on loan

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National Women’s Soccer League side Portland Thorns FC has announced the signing of Nicole Payne on a season-long loan deal. Payne joined the Portland Thorns from the French club, Paris Saint-Germain.

The 23-year-old linked up with PSG last summer but has struggled for regular playing time at the club.

“We are pleased to be able to add Nicole to our roster for this season, she is a young and dynamic defender, who has the ability to impact the game on both sides of the ball,” General Manager and President of Soccer Operations Karina LeBlanc told the club’s official website.

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“In speaking with Nicole, it was discovered that the Thorns are a club she has a deep admiration for. Her desire to represent this city and this crest is what we want from any new signing. When presented with this opportunity, she welcomed it with open arms. We are so thrilled to have her with us.”

Head coach Mike Norris added: “Nicole is an exciting addition to our roster, she is a defender first and foremost, but also has an incredible drive and desire to get forward and impact the game higher up the field. This coupled with her physical capabilities to do so, makes her a very exciting asset for us,” Head Coach Mike Norris said. “We look forward to welcoming Nicole to the Thorns family.”

 

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