Real Madrid beat out competition for Hacken youngster at reported world record fee

[p]While Chelsea seemed to be in the lead with a massive €1.4 million offer, [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/real-madrid/4xlfVfnP/"]Real Madrid[/a] raised the stakes at the last moment. The Spanish club reportedly put €1.5 million on the table to seal the deal, according to Marca. With this amount, [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/player/schroder-felicia/vBijkSOn/"]Felicia Schroder[/a] would become the most expensive player in the history of women's football, surpassing the recent transfer of Mexican [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/player/ovalle-lizbeth/WrrRzaY0/"]Lizbeth Ovalle[/a] to Orlando Pride (€1.4 million). Swedish media, however, report the fee as €1.3 million.[/p][p]The Björkö native has signed a four-year deal with the Merengues, underlining Real Madrid's ambition to firmly establish itself among Europe's elite.[/p][embed guid="67ece35b-501c-4598-869f-4b7bbc629293" url="https://x.com/realmadridfem/status/2069466765147390427?s=20" social-type="twitter" /][p]Discovered early on with [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/hacken/bDld9pGs/"]BK Hacken[/a][b],[/b] where she made her debut in the Swedish top flight at just 16, Schroder has been breaking records ever since. After a promising 2024 season (12 goals), she truly exploded in 2025, scoring 30 goals in 26 league matches.[/p][p]Already experienced on the European stage (23 matches played), she also made her mark by winning the Europa Cup, finishing as the tournament's Golden Boot with 8 goals in 6 games. A full Swedish international despite her young age (11 caps), Schroder boasts exceptional finishing instincts and movement inside the box.[/p]