Town have confirmed the signing of versatile winger Sasha Adamson following a successful trial period with the club.
The 23-year-old winger, who can also operate at full-back, joins the Tractor Girls after spending the past three months on trial, during which she featured in all of Town's pre-season friendlies.
Sasha began her career at AC Milan and spent three years with the Rossoneri's youth setup before relocating back to England and joining the Essex RTC. After two years, she moved on to join then Women's Super League 2 side Watford and quickly established herself in the team. During her sole season with the Golden Girls, she notched 6 goals in 18 appearances as they registered a seventh-placed finish in the league.
Adamson subsequently moved on to join Durham where she found herself featuring primarily for the development side in addition to a handful of appearances for the first-team. She spent two years with the Wildcats before deciding to focus solely on her involvement with her largely successful university side, where she racked up 51 appearances during a four-year stint.
Upon graduation from university, Sasha returned to her native Colchester and subsequently joined Town on trial in search of a new club. Now she becomes Joe Sheehan's second addition to his squad as the Tractor Girls look to build on their impressive start to the season.
Everyone at Ipswich Town would like to formally welcome Sasha to the club and wish her every success during her time with the Tractor Girls.
Sasha began her career at AC Milan and spent three years with the Rossoneri's youth setup before relocating back to England and joining the Essex RTC. After two years, she moved on to join then Women's Super League 2 side Watford and quickly established herself in the team. During her sole season with the Golden Girls, she notched 6 goals in 18 appearances as they registered a seventh-placed finish in the league.
Adamson subsequently moved on to join Durham where she found herself featuring primarily for the development side in addition to a handful of appearances for the first-team. She spent two years with the Wildcats before deciding to focus solely on her involvement with her largely successful university side, where she racked up 51 appearances during a four-year stint.
Upon graduation from university, Sasha returned to her native Colchester and subsequently joined Town on trial in search of a new club. Now she becomes Joe Sheehan's second addition to his squad as the Tractor Girls look to build on their impressive start to the season.
Everyone at Ipswich Town would like to formally welcome Sasha to the club and wish her every success during her time with the Tractor Girls.
