Arsenal sign Spain defender Batlle on free transfer
Arsenal sign Spain international Ona Batlle on a free transfer following her exit from Barcelona.
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Notable Quotes
"Arsenal is one of the biggest clubs in the world and I can't wait to feel the joy of playing in front of our supporters at Emirates Stadium alongside so many great players."
— Ona Batlle , Athlete
"I'm delighted that we've been able to bring Ona to the club."
— Renee Slegers , Athlete
"Ona's track record at both club and international level speaks for itself."
— Clare Wheatley , Executive
Key People
Clare Wheatley is Arsenal's director of women's football.
Ona Batlle is a Spain international football player and regarded as one of the best full-backs in the world.
Arsenal's manager who commented on her team's performance in the Women's Champions League.
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Arsenal sign Spain international Ona Batlle on a free transfer following her exit from Barcelona.
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