Munititions stockpile have completed the marking of Sweden forward Lina Hurtig from Juventus, portraying the 26-year-old as a ‘key goal’ for the club before the new WSL season one month from now.

Hurtig is only the Gunners’ resulting first-bunch marking of the mid-year after reinforcement goalkeeper Kaylan Marckese. Munititions reserves has not uncovered the length of her understanding.

“It feels so awesome – I’m very happy to be here,” Hurtig told the club’s actual site.

“I’ve by and large, reliably expected to play in England, and I’ve always been enthusiastic about English football, so it’s truly empowering for me to be here. I understand Arsenal are a phenomenal club, with exceptional players and heaps of significant worth, so I figure I will see the value in it here.”

Store supervisor Jonas Eidevall added: “Lina is a wonderful forward who will convey power and dynamism to our game. She has shone in the Champions League and overall rivalries and we are truly happy that she will sort out for Arsenal pushing ahead.”

Hurtig joined Juventus in 2020 following making her name in Sweden with Umea and a while later Linkopings. She has been a worldwide player beginning around 2014 and was fundamental for the Swedish group that won an Olympic silver embellishment the past summer, as well as a third spot finish at the World Cup in 2019, and a semi-last presentation at Euro 2022 last month.

Last season, she helped Juventus with removing Chelsea from the Champions League bundle stage and face potential victors Lyon in the quarter-finals.

Hurtig is the second Swedish player to join Arsenal of late following the January acquiring of overall partner Stina Blackstenius.