Women's Super League: Crystal Palace close in on Sierra Enge signing

BBC Sport · San Diego Wave

Women's Super League newcomers Crystal Palace are set to sign midfielder Sierra Enge from French side Strasbourg.

The 26-year-old American has agreed a two-year deal with the Eagles and will join subject to international clearance.

She will become boss Jo Potter's first signing since Palace returned to the WSL after one year in the second tier.

"The WSL is the best league in the world and to be able to play in it is a dream come true," Enge said. "It feels incredible to be at Palace, the facilities are amazing and I'm just really happy to be here."

In 2023, she was selected by San Diego Wave FC in the second round of the National Women's Super League Draft before moving to France in 2024.

The former United States Under-23s midfielder helped the then-Premiere Ligue newcomers finish ninth and seventh during her two seasons, starting 21 out of 22 games in 2026-27.

Manager Potter added: "[Sierra] adds real quality and depth to our midfield as we push for success upon our return to the WSL."

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