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Birmingham City sign Canada defender Marie Levasseur from Montpellier, bolstering their backline with international experience and defensive prowess.
Birmingham City have signed Canada international Marie Levasseur from Montpellier, the club announced, with the 29-year-old defender joining the Women’s Super League side after making 63 appearances across three seasons for the French club.
Levasseur progressed through the University of Memphis team and previously played for FC Fleury, Metz and ONS Oulu before her spell at Montpellier. She has 18 caps for Canada and made her senior international debut in 2015.
In her comments on the move, Levasseur said she had long wanted to play in the WSL and felt the club’s project and identity suited her following discussions with the coach and staff.
Birmingham manager Amy Merricks highlighted Levasseur’s mentality during recruitment, saying the player wanted to challenge herself and believed in the club’s plans. Levasseur is the club’s fourth signing this week after Jade Rastocle, Millie Turner and Lisa Naalsund.
The transfer brings an experienced international defender to Birmingham City, adding depth to the squad with a player who has regular club appearances in France and senior caps for Canada. Club and player statements emphasize mutual fit with the team’s identity and recruitment goals.