In a significant move for Malawian football star Tabitha Chawinga, the Scorchers captain has completed a one-year loan transfer to the French women’s football top-flight league side, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG).
Tabitha Chawinga’s move to PSG from Chinese club Wuhan Jiangda is set to leave a mark in her career. The one-year loan deal, which extends until June 30, 2024, offers Chawinga an exciting opportunity to showcase her talent on a grand stage.
Chawinga received numerous offers from various clubs, but PSG emerged as the most compelling choice. The decision to join PSG was made with careful consideration for the interests of her parent club. This move underlines Chawinga’s commitment to taking her game to new heights.
In another exciting development, Tabitha Chawinga has secured a sponsorship deal with renowned athletic footwear and apparel maker Nike. This partnership is poised to further elevate her profile in the world of women’s football.
Expressing her enthusiasm about joining PSG, Chawinga is ready to make her mark and add value to the squad. As PSG continues to make strides in women’s football, Chawinga’s addition adds even more firepower to the team.
Chawinga’s move to PSG comes after a successful stint at Inter Milan, where she became the first African player to win the Golden Boot in the Italian Serie A Femminile, with a remarkable 23 goals in 21 matches. Her return to Europe signifies her intent to continue her remarkable journey in European football.
Having left the Chinese Women’s Super League with an impressive record of 18 goals in round 16, Chawinga’s goal-scoring prowess has caught the attention of football enthusiasts worldwide. She outperformed her peers, including Copper Queens striker Barbara Banda, who scored 12 goals during the same period.
Tabitha Chawinga’s loan move to PSG marks the beginning of an exciting chapter in her football career. As she embarks on this new adventure in France, fans can expect to witness her exceptional talent and contributions to PSG’s quest for success in women’s football.
