Lotta Schelin extends Olympique Lyonnais contract until 2013

Lotta Schelin has agreed a one-year extension with Olympique Lyonnais which will see her there until at least June 2013.

Olympique Lyonnais striker Schelin has shown an immediate commitment to the French women's division 1 side by signing a one-year contract extension.

Lotta Schelin first join Lyon in 2008 and has made a huge impact in her four years at the club. Schelin has scored an impressive 56 goals in 61 league appearances. In her UEFA Women's Champions League appearances she has scored 26 times in 31 matches.

Olympique Lyonnais will defend their UEFA Champions League title against 1.FFC Frankfurt at the Munich's Olympiastadion on 17th May 2012.

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Permalink Reply by Sebastian Kanty on May 6, 2012 at 12:14

also read that she has the option to extend the 1-year deal with another year. another thing i read was that she is about to reach the 100th goal for lyon, if you count all the appearances in all the competitions, (wcl, league, cup)

Permalink Reply by Women's Soccer United on May 6, 2012 at 21:29

I definitely wouldn't think twice lol!

Crystal Michelle House said:

It's an amazing team. Why wouldn't she stay?

Permalink Reply by Women's Soccer United on May 6, 2012 at 21:29

Thanks Sebastian

Sebastian Kanty said:

also read that she has the option to extend the 1-year deal with another year. another thing i read was that she is about to reach the 100th goal for lyon, if you count all the appearances in all the competitions, (wcl, league, cup)

Permalink Reply by Richard Murray on May 7, 2012 at 0:22

womens soccer is growing in Europe especially, england, france, and germany of the big nations are crawling forward but going forward still. She can keep her options open and might have a great opportunit economically. Remember, she is a paid athlete. Many of us may not like it but the goal is for womens soccer to have clubs that are willing to take the ridiculous risk for players that happen in the mens game