• 18
  • 1

Unitt Exits Everton

Unitt Exits Everton

England left-back Rachel Unitt has left Everton Ladies to join hometown side Birmingham City.

Unitt, 29, has been at Everton for the majority of her senior career with only a brief hiatus in London where she was one of few players to play professionally for Fulham Ladies.

She returned to Everton for the 2004 season and has been an integral part of the team ever since.

The full-back expressed a desire to move clubs at the end of last season and, after lengthy discussions, her request has been granted.

During her long career with the Toffees Unitt became a stalwart in the back four and was regularly selected as England's first choice left-back.

Manager Mo Marley recognised Unitt's contribution and said she had left the club on positive terms.

"On behalf of everyone at Everton Ladies I would like to wish Rachel the best for her future and thank her for her commitment to the club over the past eight years," Marley told evertonfc.com.

Unitt will be returning to Everton with her new club, Birmingham, on Sunday, April 22 (2pm), when Everton kick-off their home campaign for the 2012 WSL Season.

Hywel JonesSad to see Rachael leave, she was a bit of a pin up in the Everton side in my eyes. Good luck Rachael, a penalty or 2 for Everton in the Brum game would be a nice gesture to us, thanks.....

Wednesday 8th February 17:47 Report Comment
Lotto SuperDraw

Lotto SuperDraw

Weekly results for the Lotto Superdraw are published every Thursday, click here for the latest.

Find out more
Season Tickets 2012/13

Season Tickets 2012/13

All the latest news and info about becoming a 2012/13 Season Ticket holder.

Find out more
Executive Hospitality

Executive Hospitality

Hospitality is available on a match-by-match basis, click for info.

Find out more
Kits of 2011/12

Kits of 2011/12

Get kitted out like the players with the kit of your choice - home, away or third.

Find out more
History Timeline

History Timeline

A quick visual walk through Everton's rich and fascinating history.

Find out more