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Aston Villa sign defender Harviken from Juventus

BBC Sport Norway 17 July 2026, 10:00 UTC 22h ago

Aston Villa sign defender Harviken from Juventus — BBC Sport

Aston Villa have signed Norway international Mathilde Harviken from Juventus.

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