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Women’s Super League newcomers London City Lionesses have completed the world-record signing of Paris St Germain’s Grace Geyoro.
The deal for the 28-year-old midfielder is reportedly worth £1.43million, beating the £1.1m paid by Orlando Pride to Tigres UANL for Mexico winger Lizbeth Ovalle last month.
London City are delighted to announce the deadline day signing of Grace Geyoro🦁🩵
Subject to the completion of the regulatory processes. pic.twitter.com/7yb9vZAP1h
— London City Lionesses (@LC_Lionesses) September 5, 2025
Geyoro, who has won 103 caps and scored 22 goals for France, is the Lionesses’ 16th permanent signing of the summer as they prepare for their maiden season in the top flight.
Among the others to have joined are experienced England forward Nikita Parris, former Manchester United captain Katie Zelem, Barcelona’s Jana Fernandez and Lyon’s Danielle van de Donk.
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