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Defender Jorja Fox has left Chelsea to join Ipswich Town on a permanent one-year deal, bringing youth international experience and four loan spells' worth of know-how.
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Jorja Fox has left Chelsea to join Ipswich Town on a permanent deal, signing an initial one-year contract with the club.
The 23-year-old defender spent her entire youth career at Chelsea, joining the academy aged just eight. She worked her way through the ranks before making her senior debut in the 2020/2021 season.
Fox is no stranger to life on the road. Loan stints at Charlton Athletic, Brighton & Hove Albion, Crystal Palace, and Newcastle United have given her plenty of experience across multiple levels of the women's game.
She's also pulled on an England shirt at various youth levels, including the Under-23s - so she knows a thing or two about pressure.
Fox has spoken of her excitement at becoming a Tractor Girl, expressing eagerness for the season ahead, as reported by WSL Full-Time.
After years of temporary homes, a permanent move might be exactly what she needs. Ipswich will be hoping she settles in quickly.
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