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Aston Villa set to sign Emily Ramsey as Bethany England joins Crystal Palace

The Guardian Sport Wednesday 15 July 2026, 15:28 UTC By Exclusive by Tom Garry 1 min read
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Lionesses goalkeeper heading to Villa on a free transferMillie Turner moves to Birmingham City for £100,000Aston Villa have signed the former Everton goalkeeper Emily Ramsey on a free transfer. The 25-year-old has received a call-up by England in 2023 – as part of the squad that won that year’s invitational Arnold Clark Cup – and 2021 for a training camp, but is yet to earn a senior cap. Ramsey was a regular in England youth international sides throughout the age groups and is highly admired...

  • Lionesses goalkeeper heading to Villa on a free transfer

  • Millie Turner moves to Birmingham City for £100,000

Aston Villa have signed the former Everton goalkeeper Emily Ramsey on a free transfer.

The 25-year-old has received a call-up by England in 2023 – as part of the squad that won that year’s invitational Arnold Clark Cup – and 2021 for a training camp, but is yet to earn a senior cap. Ramsey was a regular in England youth international sides throughout the age groups and is highly admired by Villa.

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