Transfer - Former national team player Islacker strengthens VfB women's soccer team
Former national team player Mandy Islacker is joining the VfB Stuttgart women's soccer team in the Baden-Württemberg top division. The 35-year-old is "not only an enormous asset in sporting terms, but also on a personal level", said Sascha Glass, Sports Director for Girls' and Women's Football, in a club statement on Wednesday.
Islacker once played for FC Bayern Munich and, most recently, Viktoria Köln. She won Olympic gold with the German team in 2016 and was twice top scorer in the Bundesliga. She is looking forward to her new team-mates and the second half of the season together, explained the attacking player. "I can hardly wait for it to start soon."
Press release VfB Stuttgart
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Mandy Islacker's transition to VfB Stuttgart's women's soccer team marks a significant move in the Baden-Württemberg top league. Prior to joining Stuttgart, the professional soccer player had a successful career with FC Bayern Munich and Viktoria Köln. She is celebrated for her Olympic gold medal with the German team in 2016 and her dual Bundesliga top scorer title. With her arrival, the VfB Stuttgart women's team is set to bolster their ranks with a highly skilled and experienced player.
Source: www.stern.de
