JUST IN: Banyana_Banyana skipper Janinevanwyk5 has signed for top Scottish team GlasgowCityFC, while her Banyana teammate Amanda_Mthandi was scooped up by CDBFemenino in Spain By: Soccer Reporter | IOLSport
CAPE TOWN – Scottish Women’s Premier League and Scottish Cup winners Glasgow City Football Club on Tuesday announced the signing of current Banyana Banyana captain Janine van Wyk.
Van Wyk is South Africa’s most capped player of all time with 170 international assignments under her proverbial belt. She has also led Team South Africa to two Olympic Games and skippered Banyana at last summer’s FIFA Women’s World Cup in France. In the press release on Tuesday, the club called the signing of van Wyk: “without doubt one of the biggest-ever signings in Scottish Women’s Football.”
Glasgow City Head Coach, Scott Booth commented on his club’s newest player: “We are absolutely delighted to bring Janine van Wyk to our club. She has incredible experience and I feel this will be key for us this season.
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