Millie Turner has departed Manchester United after eight years at the club and signed for newly-promoted Birmingham City.
Birmingham confirmed the centre-back's arrival for an undisclosed fee on Wednesday. She had two years remaining on her contract with United, which she signed last summer.
Turner, 30, joined United in 2018 following the reformation of the women's team and helped them earn promotion to the Women's Super League during their debut season.
She made 133 league appearances, scored nine goals and captained the side on several occasions. She helped United win their first piece of silverware in 2024 as they lifted the FA Cup, and was part of the side that qualified for the Champions League main draw for the first time in 2025.
However, she was restricted to just six WSL starts last season, with United's director of women's football Matt Johnson citing her need for more game time as a reason for her departure.
Birmingham confirmed the centre-back's arrival for an undisclosed fee on Wednesday. She had two years remaining on her contract with United, which she signed last summer.
Turner, 30, joined United in 2018 following the reformation of the women's team and helped them earn promotion to the Women's Super League during their debut season.
She made 133 league appearances, scored nine goals and captained the side on several occasions. She helped United win their first piece of silverware in 2024 as they lifted the FA Cup, and was part of the side that qualified for the Champions League main draw for the first time in 2025.
However, she was restricted to just six WSL starts last season, with United's director of women's football Matt Johnson citing her need for more game time as a reason for her departure.
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