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Andrée Jeglertz has spoken glowingly of the impact made so far by summer signing Carlotta Wamser – and thinks there’s more to come from her.
Wamser was handed her full debut in the 4-1 away win at Aston Villa this past weekend and impressed greatly in the Villa Park triumph.
Jeglertz liked what he saw and believes she’ll be a big asset as the champions look to capture another title this term with the next step a home clash with Liverpool on Friday at 19:30 (UK).
“It’s not easy to come into a squad like this knowing what we want but what she showed from the first training days but also the game, what kind of player she is and what she is bringing to us,” the manager said.
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“The energy, partnership with Laura [Blindkilde Brown], the defending skills, she’s going to be a player that is contributing a lot to this team.
“I’m very happy with her first game.”
Wamser wasn’t the only Blue to impress in the Midlands with wing wonder Lauren Hemp clocking up her 100th WSL goal contribution.
Hemp’s assist for Bunny Shaw’s third in the game was her 48th alongside her 52 goals which saw her become only the seventh player in WSL history to reach a century of goal involvements.
Jeglertz insists there’s even more to come from the 26-year-old.
“Always things can happen but she enjoys playing football, the environment she has with teammates, she has all capacity to keep developing and take the next step,” he added.
“These two games, what she’s doing every week, it’s amazing.
“It’s a pleasure to work with that kind of player of course.”
Watch the full press conference above.