Mia Fishel departs Chelsea for Seattle Reign
- After two seasons, Chelsea and forward Mia Fishel have agreed on her departure from the club.
- Fishel has signed a long-term deal with Seattle Reign FC, valid through 2029, marking the most valuable cumulative contract in NWSL history—reportedly worth around US $2.5 million.
- During her time at Chelsea, she made 14 appearances, scoring two goals, including one on her debut, despite overcoming a serious ACL injury in February 2024.
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