Aggie Beever-Jones Signs New Chelsea Contract Through 2030

Chelsea have secured the long-term future of striker Aggie Beever-Jones, who has agreed a new contract running until 2030. The deal arrives as the squad reshapes after Sam Kerr’s departure to Gotham FC as a free agent, placing greater focus on Beever-Jones as an attacking leader.

The 22-year-old forward came through Chelsea’s academy and made a senior debut in 2021 at 18. Since then, Beever-Jones has played 58 Women’s Super League matches. There have been 29 starts, 24 goals and three assists, underlining a steady rise in importance for Chelsea.

Advanced data also underlines that output. Beever-Jones has scored those 24 league goals from a total of 17.45 expected goals, outperforming underlying numbers. The scoring peak came with 11 WSL goals in 2023-24, followed by nine in 2024-25 and four in 2025-26, when Chelsea missed out on the title.

Chelsea’s failure to win the 2025-26 WSL crown was the club’s first since 2018-19. However, Beever-Jones has already collected two championship medals, in 2023-24 and 2024-25. Earlier in the career, Beever-Jones spent loan spells with Bristol City and Everton, while Chelsea still secured more league titles.

Beever-Jones has also progressed at international level since breaking into the England squad in 2024. The forward was selected for the 2025 European Championship and featured three times from the bench as England won the tournament, adding international success to the growing list of honours collected with Chelsea.

I think everyone knows I'm Chelsea through and through, Beever-Jones told the club's website. I love football. I love watching it. I love watching women play, but I never thought it would be something I could go on and achieve. When I signed my last contract, I probably said I just wanted to get some gametime, and now I'm here saying that I want the next thing. I'd love to win the Champions League with Chelsea. That's a target that we all want. I've always said it, and I'll say it in every interviewI just want to be happy playing football. I believe at Chelsea, we can do that and win, and that's the aim. I'd also love to become a consistent starter, represent the club, do the best for myself and put the team in the best possible place to win everything.

The new Chelsea contract keeps Aggie Beever-Jones at the club for another four years of a key development phase. Chelsea gain continuity in attack after Kerr’s exit, while Beever-Jones targets more trophies and a regular starting role, aiming to help keep the club competing for every major honour.