‘Excited for more trophies’ – Kelly signs for Arsenal

‘Excited for more trophies’ – Kelly signs for Arsenal

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Chloe Kelly, an England international, states that she is “excited for more silverware” since making a permanent Arsenal signing.

After joining Manchester City on loan on a loan at the end of January, Kelly, 27, helped the Gunners defeat Barcelona in the Champions League final in May.

Following the termination of her City contract, the former Everton player who was a member of the Lionesses squad at Euro 2025 has left the Gunners.

“I’ve always said Arsenal supporters are the best, and having them sing my name on my side means a lot to me,” Kelly said.

“I’m looking forward to receiving more silverware from this exceptional club and bringing backtrophies to North London to celebrate with our supporters.”

Renee Slegers, the manager at Arsenal, claimed Kelly had made a “great impact” while on loan last year.

She contributed significantly to what we accomplished last season, and I’m confident that she will inspire us to improve.

“All stories ought to have happy endings,” he said.

Throughout January, Kelly’s intentions to leave Manchester City were well known, but the England international’s decision to do so led to an increasingly toxic relationship with the club.

The London-born player, who signed for City in 2020, previously stated on Instagram that she wanted to “be happy again” and did not anticipate leaving after the summer.

After being limited to just one Women’s Super League start for City in 2024-2019, she also feared for her place in the England squad.

Kelly claimed City were “dictating” who she could or could not join, and her departure was not smooth.

She eventually made a comeback with Arsenal, helping them to a remarkable victory over Barcelona in Lisbon.

Kelly said in a farewell message to Manchester City that “I want to take this opportunity to thank the City for my contributions.”

The fans’ unwavering support, as well as the friendships they established with the girls and other support personnel. I’ll be forever grateful to those who helped shape me into who I am today.

“Learnings and memories created. It’s time to look to the future, because all stories should have happy endings. To all, love.

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Source: BBC

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