Manchester City sign England international Niamh Charles from Chelsea, with all reports indicating the move is from the Women’s Super League. BBC News and other outlets say the transfer is completed between the two clubs, with Charles joining City from Chelsea. The BBC reports the deal is worth £500,000, while Sky Sports and others describe the agreement without adding a fee. Several sources state the contract is for three years. The move is also described as Charles joining City as a full-back/defender and as a “Lionesses” star, reflecting her status in the England national team. Reports consistently frame the transfer as City strengthening their squad by bringing in an established player from their WSL rivals. Yahoo Sports references an official club press release and confirms the same headline details: Charles is signed from Chelsea and agrees a three-year deal. Overall, coverage aligns on the key points of the destination club, the source club, Charles’s role and international standing, and the length of the contract, with a specific fee cited by the BBC.