Lieke Martens is already a player Paris Saint-Germain. Then say goodbye to FC Barcelona on Thursday night with an emotional letter, this Friday he signed until 2025 with the French club, which officially presented it. The striker from the Netherlands had already passed a medical examination a few weeks ago, when the Barça club were still awaiting a response to its renewal offer. He came to Barça in 2017 as the first star of the new project and five years later he won everything, including Champions League 2020-21 where the qualifiers and finals he had a decisive role.
Lieke Martens He started his professional career at the age of 17 at SC Heerenveen in his home country. At the end of his first season, he joined VVV Vento before moving to Belgian Standard de Liege in 2011. He then played for German side Duisburg and spells for Swedish sides Kopparbergs Göteborg FC and FC Rosengard. For five seasons he wore the colors of FC Barcelona, where he won his first Champions League and nine national titles.
With the Netherlands team, Lieke Martens he was called up for the first time in 2011. After participating in Euro 2013 and 2015 World Cup, he won the European champion title in 2017 with the ‘Oranjes’ in front of his public. The 29-year-old was named tournament player and, a few months later, player of the year by both UEFA and FIFA. The Dutchwoman now has 133 games and 54 goals included Holland.
Ng barca he said goodbye in the following letter: “After five wonderful years at this amazing club and in this beautiful city, I decided to leave the club and start a new adventure. I came to FC Barcelona at the time the club was starting an ambitious project to become a benchmark in the world of women’s football.We worked hard and I think we achieved the goals set 5 years ago.Winning the Champions League was an absolute highlight, as well as winning to the FIFA World Player of the Year Award as a Barça player.However, I consider my time in barca as my most important achievement in the past five years. It’s great to be a part of the history of this club. It’s time for another adventure and I want to thank the club, the coaches, the fans and of course all my teammates who supported me to be the player I am today. Thank you for all your support and love, I wish you all the best and see you again soon. “
Source: La Verdad
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