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Barbara Bonansea

Barbara Bonansea

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Sep 15, 2026

David GassHOST
50:54
Uh, and they made another move, as you mentioned, sort of it seems like off the back of this.
David GassHOST
50:58
They've brought in Barbara Bonansea on loan through June of 2027, a 35-year-old Italian international with over 100 caps, has won Serie A, like, six times on three different clubs, most recently with Juventus.
David GassHOST
51:12
Um, and it feels like the right type of move, which is someone who i- can be in a win now mode and help you at that center forward position-
Jordan AngeliHOST
51:20
Mm-hmm
David GassHOST
51:37
Yeah.
Jordan AngeliHOST
51:37
But now you bring in another true goal scorer, different than Trinity Byers, more of a box player, back to goal, wants to connect and then get into the box as, um, a target player there.
Jordan AngeliHOST
51:48
But I think Bonansea is a great signing and just another Italian international who is coming to NWSL, and I, I really...
Jordan AngeliHOST
51:57
Uh, for a San Diego team who has found the net as of late but were struggling a little bit to find consistency there for, um, probably the middle part of the season to add another true out and out goal scorer, I, I like this move, and I, I hope it hits right away.
Liam GrecoHOST
9:44
They did the same thing to acquire Denisa Sullivan just six months after she departed the NWSL to head to Liverpool.
Liam GrecoHOST
9:51
And most recently, San Diego Wave signed Barbara Bonansea, a player that fans will be very familiar with from her shining at the European Championships and World Cups for an Italian side that has very much seen a influx of players into the NWSL.
Liam GrecoHOST
10:07
But I think the most interesting part about this is that the Wave reportedly paid a around six-figure fee to acquire Bonansea, which I felt like was a lot for a loan.
Liam GrecoHOST
10:20
But I think that given the news that we're gonna talk about later about Cat Macario and Dudinha's ACL injury, this to me feels more like a short-term band-aid option that is very much reliable and very much has the world-class pedigree that we'd expect from a Macario and Dudinha.

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