Man City Seal Four-Year Deal for Germany Star Carlotta Wamser
Manchester City have finalized the permanent transfer of defender Carlotta Wamser from Bayer Leverkusen. The Germany international has signed a four-year contract.
Manchester City have officially completed the signing of defender Carlotta Wamser from Bayer Leverkusen. The Germany international has penned a four-year contract, securing her future at the Etihad Stadium.
This move marks a significant reinforcement for the Premier League champions, who are looking to bolster their defensive options for the upcoming season. Wamser, a key figure in the national team setup, joins the squad after her tenure in the Bundesliga. The club confirmed the deal on August 31, 2026, bringing the transfer process to a close.
The acquisition highlights City's continued investment in elite European talent. By locking the defender down until 2030, the club aims to maintain a competitive edge in both domestic and European competitions. Fans and analysts will now watch how the German defender integrates into the existing backline as the new campaign approaches.
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