Ipswich Town have completed the signing of Hearts forward Georgia Timms on a permanent deal.
The Tractors Girls announced the news via a post on their official club website this afternoon.
The 28-year-old has spent the last four seasons playing her football north of the border with Hearts. She joined the club on a free transfer in summer 2022 after leaving former Barclays WSL2 side Lewes. In her four years with The Jambos, Timms has netted 45 goals. She was a Scottish Women’s Premier League (SWPL) title-winner with Hearts last season. The club became champions of Scotland for the very first time in their history.
Timms initially made her name in the English FA Women’s National League system with Oxford United. The player was a regular goalscorer for The Yellows and she quickly earned herself the opportunity to play in the second tier with Lewes.
After joining Ipswich Town, Timms said “I’m so happy to be here. The club, the direction it’s going in and speaking with the manager [David Wright] and speaking to Sean [Burt], it was the move that I wanted.”
Timms is Ipswich Town’s eighth signing of the summer transfer window. She is the fifth player to join The Tractor Girls from the SWPL this summer.