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Glasgow City secure American defender Jesi Rossman on two-year deal

Head coach Leanne Ross says Rossman will add 'presence' to defensive unit

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Adrian Cole
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American defender Rossman adds 'presence' to Glasgow City
Centre-back joins from Portuguese side SCU Torreense

American centre-back Jesi Rossman has signed a two-year contract with Scottish club Glasgow City, head coach Leanne Ross confirmed. The defender arrives from Portuguese side SCU Torreense, where she was instrumental in securing the Portuguese Super Cup.

Rossman delivered a pivotal performance in the trophy-deciding match, assisting the opening goal and scoring the winning strike. Her arrival marks a significant addition to Glasgow City’s squad as they look to strengthen their defensive options for the upcoming campaign.

Head coach Leanne Ross indicated that Rossman would bring "presence" to the defensive unit, citing both her physical stature and her approach to the game. Ross noted that the new signing would add further competition within the back line, enhancing the overall depth of the squad.

The coach highlighted Rossman’s proven track record of success, pointing to her previous tenure at Athlone Town and her recent achievements in Portugal. Ross stated that the defender brings a history of winning, which aligns with the club’s ambitions.

Rossman expressed her enthusiasm about joining the Scottish side, describing Glasgow City as an "incredible club with an amazing history." She stated she is eager to begin her tenure with the team and contribute to its continued success.

The signing follows Rossman’s departure from SCU Torreense, where she helped lift the Portuguese Super Cup. Her move to Glasgow City represents a step up in competitive level as she transitions from the Portuguese league to the Scottish Women’s Premier League.

Glasgow City continues to build its roster with experienced international talent, aiming to maintain its status as a dominant force in Scottish women’s football. Rossman’s contract will keep her with the club for the next two seasons.

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