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Durham WFC have landed defender Emma Brown on a permanent deal after a successful trial - and her folks are absolutely buzzing.
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Durham WFC have snapped up defender Emma Brown on a permanent contract, and honestly, her parents might be more thrilled than she is.
The 24-year-old earned her spot after impressing during a close-season trial. She's now ready to dig in for the campaign ahead, as confirmed by WSL Full-Time.
Brown cut her teeth at Middlesbrough, where she came through the youth ranks before stepping into senior football in the FA Women's National League.
In 2020, she jetted off to the United States to juggle football and education - as one does. She turned out for Nova Southeastern University before switching to Middle Tennessee for the 2024 and 2025 seasons.
This isn't just a local talent making good. Brown has pulled on the England shirt at both Under-17 and Under-19 level.
Brown herself has spoken about how excited she is to return home. Her mum and dad, apparently, can't wait to be back in the stands. Sweet stuff.
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