Maltese forward Haley Bugeja has reached a significant milestone in her young but impressive career, recording 100 domestic appearances abroad following Inter’s Coppa Italia quarter-final victory over Ternana earlier this week.

The 21-year-old featured off the bench in the cup tie, a moment that officially brought up her century of matches outside Malta and further highlighted her growing role within the Nerazzurre squad.

Bugeja’s milestone week was capped by an influential league performance just days earlier, when she was named in Inter’s starting line-up for their standout 2–1 victory over Juventus in Serie A Femminile. Her involvement against one of Italy’s top sides underlined her importance to Inter’s attacking setup and her continued development at the highest level.

Her journey abroad has been marked by consistency and impact. Bugeja has made 95 appearances in Italian football, scoring 29 goals across spells with Sassuolo and Inter. In addition, she featured five times during her stint in the United States with Orlando Pride, contributing to her overall total of 100 competitive domestic matches outside her home country.

This latest achievement further cements Haley Bugeja’s status as one of Malta’s most successful football exports, with her career trajectory continuing to rise as she gains experience and influence among Europe’s elite in the women’s game.