Manchester United has officially announced the signing of Norway international Elisabeth Terland on a contract that will run until the end of the 2025-26 season, with an option to extend for an additional year. The 23-year-old striker joins United from Brighton, where she showcased her talent by making 39 appearances and scoring 20 goals over two seasons in the Women's Super League (WSL).
Terland, who made her international debut in 2021, has already earned 32 caps for her country, finding the back of the net nine times. Her impressive performances both domestically and on the global stage have caught the attention of Manchester United, leading to her exciting move to the club.
Expressing her enthusiasm about the transfer, Terland stated, 'I'm so honored to sign for Manchester United and cannot wait to join up with the team. Having experienced their excellent fans from the opposing side, I'm really looking forward to having them in my corner this season.'
United's manager, Marc Skinner, also shared his excitement about the new addition to the squad, highlighting Terland's potential impact. 'Elisabeth is a young player who will bring a fresh dynamic and energy to our team. We are delighted she has chosen to become part of our Manchester United family and look forward to integrating her into our playing squad,' said Skinner.
Terland's arrival at Manchester United is expected to bolster the team's attacking options and provide a new dimension to their gameplay. With her goal-scoring prowess and international experience, she is poised to make a significant contribution to the club's ambitions in the upcoming seasons.
As fans eagerly anticipate seeing Terland in action wearing the iconic Manchester United jersey, her signing marks an exciting chapter in both her career and the club's journey in women's football.
