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18-year-old Aoibhe Brennan has transferred from Bohemians to Manchester City, expressing her excitement and gratitude for the opportunity to play for the under-21 squad. Having made 72 appearances and scored 8 goals for Bohs, Brennan acknowledges the challenge of staying at a high-level club and thanks the Irish team for their support.
Aoibhe Brennan has completed her move from Bohemians to Manchester City, where she will initially play for the under-21 squad.
'It's crazy, it's special, every girl dreams of becoming a professional footballer,' said the 18-year-old, who made 72 senior appearances for Bohs, scoring eight goals. 'I'm lucky to have the opportunity,' Brennan added. 'Getting over there is one thing, but staying over there is another. 'I wouldn't be where I am without Bohs.
I want to thank everyone at the club so much for the support they have shown me throughout my time here.
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