ÖFB-Frauen Bundesliga: SK Sturm Graz sign Brigitta Pulins on loan

ÖFB-Frauen Bundesliga: SK Sturm Graz sign Brigitta Pulins on loan SK Sturm Graz have signed Hungarian international striker Brigitta Pulins on loan to strengthen their side and provide new impetus in attack with her goal threat and experience. Pulins brings Austrian Bundesliga scoring experience Pulins was born in Toronto and is a versatile attacking player. The experienced 26-year-old holds Canadian and Hungarian citizenship. She has gained valuable international experience representing Hungary’s senior and youth national teams. During the 2025/26 season at SCR Altach, Pulins netted 12 goals and added three assists in 14 Bundesliga appearances. Over the winter period, the striker moved to Grasshopper Club Zürich, from where she now joins Sturm Graz on loan. Her dynamism, goalscoring instinct and finishing ability are expected to bolster the team’s attack. Pulins is looking forward to the upcoming season and said: “I am very grateful for this opportunity and incredibly excited to be playing for SK Sturm in the future. My first few days at the club have been very positive. I received a warm welcome from the team and entire staff. I can’t wait to work hard together, develop further, and give everything to make the club as successful as possible.” Michael Erlitz, Women’s Football Sporting Director, said: “With Brigitta Pulins, we’ve gained a striker who has already impressively demonstrated her qualities in the Austrian Bundesliga. She led the scoring charts until winter and showed she has an exceptional nose for goal. I’m all the more pleased that we were able to loan her from Zurich for a year after her time there. With her quality and finishing ability, she will immediately help us in the striker position and add another important dimension to our attacking play.” Related articles from Her Football Hub: ÖFB-Frauen Bundesliga: SC Freiburg goalkeeper Sarah-Lisa Dübel joins SK Sturm Graz ÖFB-Frauen Bundesliga: LASK make six new signings ahead of 2026/27 season Kess Elmore signs for Sparta Praha to become first English player in Czech league