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Chelsea midfielder Lola Brown has committed her future to the club with a new contract running until 2029.
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Teenager Lola Brown has put pen to paper on a fresh deal at Chelsea, tying her to the club until the summer of 2029. Not bad for someone who can't even legally buy a round yet.
Brown, still just 18, has been at Stamford Bridge since joining the academy back in 2019. She signed her first professional contract in November 2024 and wasted no time making her senior bow shortly afterwards.
The England youth international has clocked up three senior appearances for the Blues so far. She also picked up valuable minutes on loan at Crystal Palace last season - a useful crash course in life outside the Chelsea bubble.
Speaking after sealing the deal, Brown said she's proud to remain part of the Chelsea setup. Her ambitions? Win trophies and bag that elusive first professional goal. At 18, time is very much on her side, as WSL Full-Time reports.
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