Ingrid Engen joins Lyon after winning 13 trophies with Barcelona
LYON, France (AP) — Norway defender Ingrid Engen has joined the Lyon women's team from Barcelona on a two-year deal, the French club said Friday.
The 27-year-old Engen played 152 matches across competitions with Barcelona, winning 13 trophies during a four-season spell with the Catalan club. Those titles included the Women's Champions League twice — 2023 and '24 — as well as four Spanish leagues.
Lyon said Engen's technical skills make her a versatile player capable of playing in the heart of the defense and in midfield.
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