Chloe Kelly: English lionesse wing ‘smiling’ after January moved to Arsenal from Man City
The wing of England Chloe Kelly said it is certainly “smiling more” from his January move in Arsenal from Manchester City.
The 27 year old He said in January he wanted to “be happy again” After a first half of the difficult season with City, in which he only made a start in the female Super League.
A transfer of the day of the deadline to Arsenal So far he has shown a wise step as he has allowed Kelly to have a more regular game time.
Kelly helped Arsenal to reach the semifinals of the women’s Champions League, significantly increasing its prospects Euro 2025.
“I knew I had to get minutes in my tank and I certainly did it, so I’m playing with a smile on the face,” he said in a press conference in England.
The Lionesses face Belgium on Friday in Ashton Gate and face the same opposition again next Tuesday in the reverse leg of a double newspaper of the Women’s Nations League.
Kelly scored the winning goal in the final against Germany when England created history by winning their first great female tournament at the Euro 2022.
It was then regularly in Manchester City’s starting line-up until he fought for minutes this season.
In January, he published on Instagram that the situation had “a huge impact not only on my career by my mental well -being” while expressed his desire to leave.
Among strong speculation, he said that his future was not with City and that he wanted to get able to play for England for the euro this summer.
Manchester United made an offer for the attacker on the day of the deadline that was rejected by the city, before Kelly did his move with a loan for Arsenal.
“Every decision on which you make yourself look back and spend that work for you, and at the moment I’m enjoying football and I play a few minutes,” said Kelly.
“I am learning under Renee (Slegers, Arsenal Manager) and now I have had another opportunity to represent my country.
“I am spending a lot of time with my family in London and appreciating small things in life.
“(It is) important to have a smile on your face like a human being. At this moment I am definitely smiling more. I feel really good and I’m happy.”
