A significant chapter in the relatively young history of AS Roma Women has officially closed with the confirmation that long-serving goalkeeper Camelia Ceasar is departing the club. After six years diligently defending the Giallorosse net, the Romanian international has completed a permanent transfer to Parma Calcio Women.
Ceasar`s tenure in the capital was marked by both remarkable consistency and significant success. She amassed an impressive 145 appearances, a figure that underscores her status as the undisputed number one for the majority of her time at the club. More importantly, she was a crucial figure, literally standing tall and contributing significantly with often decisive saves during a period that saw Roma Women secure a commendable six major trophies.
In the fast-paced world of professional football, particularly for players in the high-pressure position of goalkeeper, six years at a single club is a considerable stretch and genuinely signals the conclusion of a specific era. Her departure marks a definitive change between the posts for the team.
AS Roma Women acknowledged her immense contribution through their official channels, expressing profound gratitude for her dedication, courage, and the indelible mark she left on the club`s history. They extended their sincere best wishes for her future endeavors. Meanwhile, Parma Calcio Women has formally welcomed their new acquisition, ready for her to begin her next chapter.
For Ceasar, the move represents a fresh challenge and a new environment after half a dozen years in Rome. As she heads to Parma, she leaves behind a legacy of reliability and silverware. Whether her gloves will find the same trophy-winning magic further north remains to be seen, but her substantial contribution to AS Roma Women is certainly etched into the club`s burgeoning narrative.