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Transfers WOMEN

Villa secures Maritz to cement Women Super League defence

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Villa secures Maritz to cement Women Super League defence

Aston Villa have secured a new contract for 30‑year‑old Swiss defender Noelle Maritz, reinforcing their Women Super League campaign as the club looks to build on a solid defensive foundation after her 59 appearances since joining from Arsenal in January.

The Villans posted the news on their official website, confirming that Maritz has signed a contract extension but did not disclose its length. The announcement came earlier today, underscoring the club’s intent to lock in key talent promptly.

Maritz arrived from Arsenal in January 2024, beginning a two‑and‑a‑half‑year spell in the Midlands. Since then she has become a regular in the Barclays Women’s Super League side.

She has made 59 appearances for the Villans, establishing herself as a fixture in the defensive line. Her consistency has helped Villa challenge for top positions in the league.

Villa’s management highlighted Maritz’s importance to the squad, citing her quality and potential as reasons for the renewal. The club sees her steady displays in the Midlands as vital to maintaining competitive performances.

Maritz said, “I’m really happy. It was an easy decision because I feel really comfortable here. I love the girls, there’s a great atmosphere with the coaching staff and the ambitions of the club made me want to stay.” She added that the team’s recent progress makes it an exciting time to be at Aston Villa.

The club added that further Aston Villa squad announcements will follow later this week, with supporters expected to see an updated roster. The timing suggests the club is finalising its Women Super League campaign plans.

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