England forward Toni Duggan has left Barcelona after two seasons with the club. The 27-year-old, currently preparing for a third-place play-off at the Women’s World Cup in France, scored 29 goals in 72 matches for the Spanish club, winning the Copa de la Reina and the Copa Catalunya Femenina. “It was a dream come true to wear the famous colours of FC Barcelona,” said Duggan, who started her career at Everton before moving to Manchester City. After two fantastic years, it is the right time to say goodbye to my FC Barcelona family. It has been an incredible experience but the time is right for a new challenge… 1/2 pic.twitter.com/IF126CYvWk — Toni Duggan (@toniduggan) July 5, 2019 Thank you to everybody who has helped me. From the staff, to my amazing teammates and you incredible fans! It was a dream come true to wear your famous colours and be a part of such a fantastic club.I wish you all the very best, you will always be in my heart ❤️💙 Força Barça! pic.twitter.com/ZNCmgosWkt — Toni Duggan (@toniduggan) July 5, 2019 “To represent one of the biggest and most special clubs in the world has been a huge honour – but I feel the time is right for me to pursue a new challenge. “Together with my team-mates and, of course, the wonderful supporters, I was able to win two trophies and enjoy many other memorable moments. “A great many people have helped me over the last two years and I want to thank them all – you will always be in my heart.” Duggan’s new club will be announced in the near future. Terry McPhillips resigns as Blackpool boss Neville wants a flourishing finish Arturo Vidal admits Chile lack motivation for Copa America third-place play-off Rangers midfielder McCrorie joins Portsmouth on a season-long loan Seedorf confident Cameroon can handle pressure ahead of Nigeria clash Bruno Fernandes agrees personal terms with Manchester United – report New Premier League kits 2019/20: EVERY released home and away shirt Why Atletico Madrid may be forced to sell Saul Niguez to Manchester United this summer Aubameyang: Meeting Lacazette at Arsenal was “love at first sight” Friday’s big transfer rumours: Manchester United identify their Paul Pogba replacement