Evelyne Viens returns to Paris FC after leaving Roma
Evelyne Viens returns to Paris FC after a successful spell at AS Roma, where she became the most prolific foreign goalscorer in the club's history. The Canadian striker signs a contract until June 2028, bringing her experience and success back to the Arkema Première Ligue.
Evelyne Viens is back in Paris. The Canadian striker signed for Paris FC after leaving AS Roma at the end of her contract. The 29-year-old returns to the Arkema Première Ligue with a contract that runs until June 2028. For Paris FC, it is the return of a player who already knows the club. Viens arrived at Paris FC in the 2020/21 season and quickly made a name for himself, scoring goals, earning regular minutes and showing why he was one of Canada's most promising attacking talents. Although his first spell only lasted a year, he left a strong impression on the club and its fans. Since then, a lot has happened. Viens has developed into one of Canada's most reliable forwards. She won the Olympic gold medal in Tokyo and established herself as a key figure on the national team. At club level, she continued her rise with successful spells in Sweden and Italy. His time at Roma was especially significant. After joining the Italian team in 2023, Viens became a consistent source of goals and one of the team's most important players. She scored 42 goals in 99 matches and emerged as the most prolific foreign goalscorer in Roma Women's history. Furthermore, he helped the club add more trophies to its growing collection. During his three seasons in Rome, Roma won Serie A, Coppa Italia and Supercoppa Italiana titles. Viens has always delivered in big matches and has played a key role in the club's continued success. Now, she brings all this experience back to Paris. The move signals Paris FC's ambition for the new season. The club recognizes a proven goalscorer in Viens; someone who understands the league, knows the expectations and comes with years of experience competing at the highest level in Europe. Viens is no longer the player who arrived in Paris looking to establish herself abroad. She now returns as an accomplished international, serial winner and one of the most recognized Canadian players in women's soccer. Paris FC believed in her once. Now, after years of growth and success, they are betting on it again.