Sisters Emilie, Hollie and Millie Jeffreys, the only hat-tricks to play for Guernsey, made their debut in the Cherry Godfrey Cup contributing to the team's third-place finish.
The Jeffreys sisters will soon leave the island to join York City's academy, where they will study and at the same time follow the path to joining the club's women's team. “The goal is to become professional soccer players,” Hollie said. "Going to York is a big step towards that goal and we hope it helps us improve further as players. There are a lot of people behind us who have helped us - coaches and staff who have helped us improve - and we hope to continue to improve every day." Millie added: "I can't wait to get started. This is just the beginning, what lies ahead is going to be really special and I can't wait."
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Orgryte sporting director Pontus Farnerud has confirmed negotiations for Michael Parker, a midfielder linked to Celtic and other teams. The situation is becoming interesting on the market.
Tottenham are preparing to make an £85 million bid for Bournemouth youngster Kroupi, while Salah could return to Spain at Atletico Madrid. Arsenal and Liverpool are active in the transfer market with different objectives.
The Friulian club has completed two transfer operations to strengthen the midfield available to Kosta Runjaic. The new arrivals are Giorgi Chakvetadze and Unai Gomez.