Sam Kerr has solidified her legacy at Chelsea by signing a new contract, committing her future to the club until the summer of 2026. Since joining from Chicago Red Stars in 2019, the Australian forward has been a key figure for the Blues, scoring 99 goals in 128 matches and amassing five Women’s Super League titles, three FA Cups, and two League Cups.
Her impressive achievements have made her one of the most successful and marketable players in women’s football. Despite a prank video hinting at her departure, Kerr’s decision to stay was never in doubt, reinforcing her loyalty to the club.
Kerr’s influence on the pitch is undeniable, but her impact extends beyond just goals and silverware. Known for her leadership and charisma, Kerr has become an integral part of Chelsea’s identity, embodying the winning mentality instilled by former manager Emma Hayes.
As Chelsea enters a new era under coach Sonia Bompastor, retaining Kerr’s experience and presence will be crucial in the pursuit of the Champions League title. Described as “golden” by Hayes, Kerr’s commitment ensures she remains the face of Chelsea’s future, ready to inspire the next generation of players.