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17 August 2026

Lucy Bronze signs rare Chelsea extension after finding 'really good role'

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Source reporting: BBC Sport https://feeds.bbci.co.uk/sport/rss.xml

Lucy Bronze signs rare Chelsea extension after finding 'really good role'

Lucy Bronze has signed a rare contract extension with Chelsea. She said she has found a "really good role" at the club and feels "comfortable" there. The England defender made the comments to BBC Sport after agreeing the deal, describing her position within the team in positive terms. Chelsea have secured the services of an experienced international who says she is settled and playing well in her current role. Bronze’s extension is notable because such renewals are uncommon for the club.

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Bronze’s decision provides Chelsea with continuity in defence by keeping an experienced England international who says she is comfortable and has a clearly defined role.

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