Edrud is leaving Hammarby for "next step in her career"
Fan favorite Moa Edrud is leaving Hammarby. While she has yet to decide which jersey she will wear next, she has made it clear that she wants to take the next step in her career.
- Moa Edrud is leaving Hammarby IF as she moves on in her football career, with the club announcing her departure.
- Edrud, 25, has been a goalkeeper for Hammarby’s women’s team since signing in 2023, and has developed into a notable squad member during her time at the club.
- Her tenure at Hammarby included appearances in Damallsvenskan and other competitions, and she became a fan favourite despite some competition for the starting goalkeeper role.
- The announcement did not specify her next club destination, only that she is “going further in her career.”
- Edrud has previously competed in Norway’s Toppserien with Arna-Bjørnar and Lillestrøm before joining Hammarby.
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