Reggae Girlz’s Jamieson signed to FC Berlin
Yazmeen Jamieson has been signed to FC Berlin for the winter season
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January 5, 2026

Reggae Girlz’s Jamieson signed to FC Berlin

Jamaican Goalkeeper Yazmeen Jamieson has been signed to FC Berlin.

Jamieson, who formerly played for Guelph United FC and plays for the Reggae Girlz, will compete in the Major Arena Soccer League Women’s Division (MASLW) for FC Berlin this winter season.

The club made the announcement via Instagram, showing Jamieson in their green goalie kit.

Created in 2024, the MASLW is a North American women’s indoor soccer league rebranded from the former Premier Arena Soccer League’s women’s league.

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