Chloe Maggie Kelly is an English professional footballer who plays as a forward for Women's Super League club Arsenal and the England national team.
She is the youngest of seven siblings - just one sister, triplet brothers and another two brothers.
She was raised as Queen’s Park Rangers fan.
Her celebration of the Lionesses' winning goal, when she took off her jersey after scoring the decisive goal in the Euro 2022 final, has become an icon and symbol of the tournament.
She has been friend with her teammate Leah Williamson since early years when they played together for Arsenal.
She has three dogs called Otis, Brody and Rolo.
She has her wedding photo and photo of her dogs on her shin guards.
She can't swim.
She made a huge impact for the Lionesses in the Women's Euro 2025 every time she was subbed in the game.
She hates wearing socks.
She scored the decisive penalty that made the Lionesses European champions for the second time.
What if your child could play with a doll who shares their football dreams? To celebrate International Women’s Day, Barbie has unveiled a new collection honouring inspiring women — including Euro final hero Chloe Kelly.
In January 2025, she wanted to quit football. Then she won the Champions League title, scored the most important goal on the Euros for the second time and, in her own words, found happiness again. England's fan favourite Chloe Kelly has had a turbulent season behind her.
Two English heroines of Euro 2025 have been shortlisted for prestigious award.
An 88th-minute winner by substitute Iman Beney sealed a dramatic 3–2 victory for Manchester City over Arsenal. The match swung back and forth—Chloe Kelly looked to have snatched a point for her former club—but Beney’s finish proved decisive in what may already be a title-race turning point.
After having been overlooked in 2022 despite scoring the Euro-winning goal, Kelly is now expected to be awarded an MBE in the 2025 New Year Honours list for her invaluable contributions to the Lionesses’ success.
All eyes are on Chloe Kelly. Will she score? Won’t she? She does! England are European champions. Just like in 2022, the title wasn’t decided in regular time. Last time, extra time was enough—this time, it went all the way to penalties. And just like in 2022, Chloe Kelly was the hero at the heart of it all.
They are home again! Take a look at how London welcomed its heroes – the two-time European champions.
In January, Chloe Kelly was still a player for Manchester City. According to a statement she posted on her Instagram, she was not enjoying football and wanted to quit. But now everything has changed.
The heroine not only of Wembley, but now mainly of England's last match against Sweden. She came on in the 70th minute, when England was losing 2-0, but it took her only a few seconds to reduce the deficit to 2-1 with her assist and then equalize with a move in which she was also involved.
To top it all off, Chloe also converted a penalty, so England will play in the semifinals today mainly thanks to her. It remains to be seen whether she will start on the bench again or make it into the starting lineup.
Back in January, she wanted to quit soccer. In her own words, it didn't make her happy. But everything changed when she went on loan to Arsenal, where she found her smile again. And now she is once again England's heroine.
Watch the interview to learn more about Arsenal's new signing. The interview was conducted by The Lionesses legend Jill Scott. Did you know she can't swim? And which superpower she would like to have?
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Leah Williamson will once again wear the captain's armband. Hannah Hamton will be the first-choice goalkeeper. Former England number one Mary Earps recently ended her international career.
| Nike |
| UEFA Women's Champions League | 1× |
| UEFA Women's Championship | 2× |
| FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup third place | 1× |
| Women's FA Cup | 1× |
| FA Women's League Cup | 1× |
| Women's Finalissima | 1× |
| FIFA Women's World Cup second place | 1× |
| Year | Club | AP | GL |
|---|---|---|---|
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2025
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present
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Arsenal | ||
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2025
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Arsenal (loan) | 8 | 2 |
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2020
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2025
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Manchester City | 75 | 21 |
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2016
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2020
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Everton | 45 | 16 |
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2015
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2016
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Arsenal | 13 | 3 |
| International Stats | |||
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2018
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present
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England | 50 | 7 |
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2018
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England U20 | 7 | 1 |
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2016
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2017
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England U19 | 12 | 3 |
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2013
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2015
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England U17 | 27 | 7 |
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2011
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2013
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England U15 | 2 | |