Manchester United Women have officially completed the signing of Swedish international winger Monica Jusu Bah from BK Häcken on a contract running until June 2030.
Jusu Bah, who is of Sierra Leonean descent, joins the English club after an impressive spell with Swedish side BK Häcken, where she established herself as one of the team’s key attacking players.
The move marks a major step in the young winger’s club career as she begins a new chapter in England with one of the biggest clubs in women’s football.

Jusu Bah has represented Sweden at senior international level and has earned 11 caps for the national team. She has also been part of the Swedish side’s recent footballing success.
At club level, she featured for BK Häcken during a successful 2026 campaign, including the club’s European triumph and Swedish league title-winning season.
Her move to Manchester United adds another significant milestone to her career and brings a player with both domestic and international experience to the Red Devils’ squad.

The arrival of Jusu Bah is also being celebrated in Sierra Leone, given her Sierra Leonean heritage, with football fans in the country expected to follow her progress closely as she begins her Manchester United journey.










