Reign FC announced in November 2015 that they had signed Göransson for their 2016 season. Weeks before she was due to leave for the United States, Göransson was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes. She travelled to Seattle against medical advice, but returned to Sweden after only a short period with the team, during which she had felt unwell and stressed. She signed for Mallbackens IF and was more settled living in a small town in a quiet area, closer to her family and support network. Norway and Italy Göransson signed for Norwegian Toppserien club Kolbotn Fotball in February 2017. In spring 2017 she played 12 times for Kolbotn, including 10 league games, and scored one goal. Her good form brought her to the attention of other clubs and in July 2017 she agreed a two-year contract with Fiorentina, reigning champions of the Italian Serie A. She made one appearance for the team against AGSM Verona, being substituted after 57 minutes, then was released from her contract in December 2017. Retirement Bayer 04 Leverkusen signed Göransson to a two-year contract in September 2019. She was yet again coached by Achim Feifel. Feifel coached Göransson in Hamburg in 2010. She has always praised the German training culture. Leverkusen has according to Göransson a very professional environment. Although she didn't get too many minutes under the belt in bundesliga she developed every training session. She was the best she had ever been in the training sessions, but unfortunately she didn't (according to herself) play as well as she did in training when she got minutes in bundesliga. This was a real shame. The coach praised her performance several periods during 2019-20 as she was outstanding in training. But like Göransson herself said. It was unfortunate that she didn't reach the same level in bundesliga. Feifel is one of her absolute favorite coaches. She wanted to win back her place in the national team ahead of the 2020 Olympics. She returned to Sweden in August 2020, joining Växjö where she played once in the Damallsvenskan and once in the Svenska Cupen Damer. She decided to end her football career before the 2021 Damallsvenskan season. International career As a Swedish under-19 international, Göransson played in the 2009 U-19 European Championship in Belarus, where Sweden lost 2–0 in the final to England. At the 2010 U-20 World Cup in Germany, Göransson was surprised to be utilised