Denver Summit FC have signed Cameroonian international Naomi Eto from Paris Saint-Germain.
The WAFCON champion has agreed a contract through 2027, with an option for the 2028 season, as she makes the move to the NWSL.
Eto becomes the third Cameroonian player to make the move to the National Women’s Soccer League following the recent WAFCON tournament.
Eto Makes the Move from PSG
Eto arrives in the United States after her time with Paris Saint-Germain, one of the leading clubs in European women’s football.
The move to Denver represents a new chapter in the Cameroonian’s career and gives her the opportunity to compete in the NWSL.
Her experience with PSG and at international level should provide Denver Summit FC with an important addition as they continue to build their squad.
WAFCON Champion
One of the biggest highlights of Eto’s recent career has been her success with Cameroon.
The Cameroonian was part of the team that won the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, adding an international championship to her experience.
Her arrival in the NWSL comes at a time when the profile of Cameroonian women’s football continues to grow, with Eto becoming the third Cameroonian player to join the league following WAFCON.
Contract Through 2027
Eto has signed with Denver Summit FC through the 2027 season, with an option for 2028.
The contract structure gives the club the opportunity to retain the Cameroonian beyond the initial agreement while giving Eto time to establish herself in the NWSL.
A New Challenge in the NWSL
The move from PSG to Denver gives Eto the chance to experience a different style of women’s football.
The NWSL has developed into one of the world’s leading women’s leagues, attracting international players from across Europe, Africa and South America.
For Denver Summit FC, bringing in a player with European club experience and international success adds another dimension to their squad.
Transfer Tribune Verdict
Naomi Eto is an exciting addition for Denver Summit FC.
The Cameroonian arrives with experience from PSG and the confidence of being a WAFCON champion, while her move continues the growing presence of Cameroonian players in the NWSL.
At 27? [Note: age not provided in the transfer information, so omitted.] Eto’s contract through 2027, with an option for 2028, gives Denver the opportunity to build a longer-term relationship with the player.
Her transition from European football to the NWSL will be one to watch, and her international experience could prove valuable for Denver Summit FC.
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