USWNT's Dunn joins PSG after Gotham departure

USWNT’s Dunn joins PSG after Gotham departure

USWNT’s Dunn joins PSG after Gotham departure United States women’s national team defender Crystal Dunn has joined Paris Saint-Germain on a free transfer.

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