United States women's national team defender Crystal Dunn has joined Paris Saint-Germain on a free transfer, the club has announced. It is Dunn's second time playing in Europe after a short spell at Chelsea between 2017 and 2018 where she lifted the Women's Super League title.

USWNT midfielder Crystal Dunn has completed a move to Paris Saint-Germain after mutually departing Gotham FC. The versatile 32-year-old underwent her medical at the French club on Thursday ahead of completing the transfer.

The USWNT veteran and versatile attacker has signed for the Parisian club, having also previously played for Chelsea

New York may always be home for Dunn, of New Hyde Park, but her time with the NY/NJ NWSL team has come to an end.

Dunn, a versatile multi-position player and USWNT regular, is heading overseas after just one season with Gotham.

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Gotham FC and U.S. national team veteran Crystal Dunn have agreed to part ways. The National Women’s Soccer League team said Tuesday that the decision comes as “Dunn pursues a new opportunity.”

Crystal Dunn has signed with French side Paris Saint-Germain through June 2027, the club announced on Friday. Dunn, 32, signed with the French team just a few days after Gotham FC announced the mutual parting between the two parties.