Lauren Davidson extends Glasgow City stay until the summer of 2024 as 15-time SWPL champions qualify for Europe
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Lauren Davidson has become the latest Glasgow City player to sign a two-year contract extension.
The winger, a product of the club’s academy, re-joined the 15-time SWPL champions in the summer of 2020 after spells at newly-crowned title holders Rangers and Hibernian.
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Hide AdShe has made a total of 59 appearance in all competitions and is the club’s second top scorer this season with 22 goals, including a hat-trick in the SWPL Cup Quarter Final against Partick Thistle.
On signing her new contract, Davidson said: “I am delighted to sign a 2-year extension with the club. The direction the club is going in excites me and I’m looking forward to what’s to come next!”
Head Coach Eileen Gleeson commented: “I’m delighted Lauren has chosen to extend her time with Glasgow City. Lauren is an exciting young player who understands what it means to be a Glasgow City player.
“I look forward to continued opportunity to work with Lauren and watch her develop and reach her potential.”
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Hide AdMeanwhile, City will make their 15th successive appearance in the UEFA Women’s Champions League next term, despite missing out on the SWPL 1 title this season.
The Petershill Park outfit, who brought their domestic campaign to a close with a goalless draw against Hibernian on Sunday, first played in Europe back in 2005.
The draw for the First Qualifying Round will be held in June with the format ensuring teams are placed into groups of four with two Semi Finals and a Final for a place in the Second Qualifying Round.
The Semi Final will take place on August 18 with the Final or 3rd Place play-off three days later. The next match will be City’s 70th in the competition.
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