America Y Ya
·26. Oktober 2025
Annie Karich has made a big impact at América Femenil, will she stay?

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·26. Oktober 2025

Annie Karich arrived at América Femenil as a surprise signing on July 2nd for the current season.
It was a signing that generated quite a bit of criticism, not because of the player's level, but because it is only a loan for this tournament, as she will have to report to the new National Women’s Soccer League franchise, Boston, starting in January.
But in sporting terms, her signing has been very positive. She has been one of the players with the most minutes this season and one of the best on the team, in addition to having a very good relationship with her teammates, creating a positive atmosphere in the locker room.
In light of this situation, many have asked for her to stay with the team, even her teammate, Jordan Brewster, wrote to her on Instagram, asking her to always stay with América.
Are there any chances she will stay?
The reality is that this is very complicated, if not almost impossible. Annie was a player who belonged to SC Freiburg in Germany, and the new NWSL club decided to acquire her rights, but with the aim of loaning her for six months since they will make their debut in the local tournament starting in February.
Both the management and the coaching staff would be delighted for her to stay, but it will not be possible at least for next year; it is most likely that something similar to what happened with Sarah Luebbert will occur.
Sarah arrived on loan from Chicago and did so without a purchase option, but she left such a good impression that they decided to wait six months to re-sign her, but this time acquiring her rights.
It wouldn't be surprising if something similar happened with Annie Karich; she returns to Boston in January, and when the season concludes, they might try to purchase her rights.
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.
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