Growing up in London, Ontario, Jessie Fleming ruled the city’s football fields.
This has been remodeled on land throughout the province. Then strange things for Canada.
Now Fleming has signed her first professional touch as her talent takes her to the other side of the pond at Chelsea FC Women, where she hopes to pursue a career she has taken on target.
Fleming is still reputed to have never competed in a cross-country race at Ryerson Public School.
She still holds the OFSAA record for the 1500-meter female dwarfs, which she set in 2013 with a time of 4:28.41. He was part of a triple gold medal in his first two years in high school before football, even though everything took over.
On December 13, 2013, Fleming was the youngest player to play for Canada when she made her senior debut at Torneio Internacional de Brasilia as a one-and-a-half-time substitute.
She’s 15.
Fleming represented Canada at the Women’s World Cup and a bronze medal at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Brazil.
He has 75 games for Canada and has already reached the double digits with 10 goals.
After completing his educational career at UCLA, Fleming is about to begin his professional life. She signed a three-year contract she announced on July 22.
“Jessie is one of the most productive young players in the world, so the fact that we can point it out is a testament to the paintings that have been made here for several years,” said Emma Hayes, coach of Chelsea FC’s women’s team. Website. She chose Chelsea, it’s her priority, her first selection and we were very happy to have her.
Fleming is the only Canadian-born player on the club’s list.
Chelsea FC is one of the founding members of the FA Women’s Super League, which is the highest point of women’s football in England.
They have won three of the last five championship titles. The protective champions hope that the addition of Fleming will allow them to win everything again.