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Olivia Smith is latest big money move in women's soccer

How Olivia Smith became a £1m player: ‘You didn’t have to be a soccer person to understand’

Former coaches and scouts of Smith reflect on her undeniable and irrepressible talent growing up, and why a big move was never in doubt

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Olivia Smith is the latest big money move in women's soccer as transfer fees rise rapidly

Olivia Smith has set a new benchmark in women's soccer with her move from Liverpool to Arsenal for 1 million pounds ($1.34 million). That makes the 20-year-old Canada forward the most expensive player in the history of the women's game and her move is the just the latest record-breaking deal in recent times.

Fox Sports · 1d

Arsenal pays world record women's soccer transfer fee to sign Olivia Smith from Liverpool

Canada forward Olivia Smith has become the most expensive player in women’s soccer history at a cost of one million pounds ($1.34 million) after Arsenal signed her from Liverpool

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Watch now: Auburn’s Suni Lee wins ESPY for Best Comeback Athlete

Auburn gymnastics alum Suni Lee added another award to her trophy case Wednesday night, winning ESPN’S ESPY Award for Best Comeback Athlete. She was nominated for her performances at the 2024 Olympics ...

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What Auburn athletics coaches said about Tigers' switch to Nike

Here's what Auburn football coach Hugh Freeze and more said about the Tigers' apparel switch to Nike.

New TU women’s basketball roster has international flair

Angie Nelp has assembled a 15-player roster with three returning players, five true freshmen and seven transfers.

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Auburn's band recorded EA Sports College Football's theme. Here's how.

In December, Auburn University's marching band partnered with Electronic Arts to record the theme for the EA Sports College Football 26 video game. Here's how it came to be.

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