Sydney FC midfielder Hana Lowry has been transferred to Norwegian club Vålerenga for an undisclosed fee.
Lowry has arrived at her new club in Norway and will begin training immediately, with the Scandinavian season already underway.
The 22-year-old spent two seasons with the Sky Blues, earning a call-up to the Matildas squad last season before a knee injury forced her withdrawal.
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Hana Lowry of Sydney FC (L)
“It’s a really exciting opportunity for me and one I’m very grateful to Sydney FC for,” said Lowry.
“I’m looking forward to testing myself in a new league, experiencing a different football environment and continuing to grow my knowledge of the game.
“The last two seasons have been tough through injuries but I’m grateful for every opportunity I have had to represent the club.
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“The club has played a huge role in my return to play and helped open the door to this opportunity.
“I would like to thank everyone at Sydney FC for the support they’ve given me over the past two seasons especially the fans for their amazing support, it has meant so much to me.”
Sydney FC Head Coach James Slaveski praised Lowry’s resilience throughout her time at the club.
“Hana has been excellent during her time with us, particularly her professionalism and dedication,” he said.
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“She has a strong mindset, shown in the way she’s handled adversity, and that will hold her in great stead.
“We are proud to see her earn this opportunity overseas and we look forward to watching her continue to develop and succeed.”
Lowry made 14 appearances in Sky Blue, scoring one goal after transferring to the Harbour City from Perth Glory.
