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#chelsea

The Jamaica striker, who is on course to win the Women's Super League's Golden Boot for a third consecutive season, was close to agreeing a new deal in March and is understood to have told City she wanted to stay, but negotiations on the finer details hit a number of stumbling blocks, including the proposed length of the extension.

Xavi Hernandez has been out of work since leaving Barcelona and has expressed a desire for a new project, particularly in England. He stated, 'I'd love to work in the Premier League because I love the passion there. In Spain, it's too much about the result.'

I was 14, turning 15, and had the opportunity to go to Brighton, just to try the place, and for them to see me in person. I impressed them, and they loved me. I enjoyed everything and just made the decision.

Representing Chelsea over the last 12 years has been everything to me, but I'm now ready to say goodbye to playing football. I've given all I can, and I never wanted to fight for any other badge.