Norwich City Women have started their summer off with four new signings for the 2024/25 season.
Tamsin Medd-Gill joins the Canaries from Plymouth Argyle, having played in Tier 3 with the Pilgrims as a central midfielder during the 2023/24 season.
Her first stint with Argyle came between the ages of 16 and 18, before she moved to the United States for a scholarship with Davis and Elkins College in West Virginia. Medd-Gill, 23, also completed a BS in Sports Management during her time overseas.
Sixteen-year-old Sienna Booty graduated from the club's Academy Development Pathway (ADP) at the end of the 2022/23 season, and now moves into senior football for the first time with Norwich City Women.
Booty will take up a place in midfield, preferring a central role on the pitch.
Another player making the step up into women's football is Issy Moore, also just 16 years old. She too has been part of Norwich City's academy system, playing there for nine years after joining at age seven.
Moore was voted Players' Player of the Season for the Under-16s in the ADP at the conclusion of the last campaign.
The central midfielder also played an important part in Dussindale and Hellesdon Rovers promotion to Tier 5 during the 2023/24 season, scoring eight goals in 11 appearances. Rovers finished their season top of Division One North in the Eastern Region Women's Football League with 44 points, one point clear of second place Harpenden Town.
Lara Densley is the fourth and final signing, making a move from Wroxham where she played as a winger for two seasons.
Densley is no stranger to the Canaries, having been part of the academy set-up from 2020 to 2022 and also making up part of the opposition who played City in the final of the Harrod Sport Women's Cup in May earlier this year.
With the first pre-season fixture taking place this weekend against Oxford United, the new additions will be available for selection in head coach Andy Cook's line-up.