When Aggie Beever-Jones was invited to train with England’s senior team for the first time, the forward wasn’t as nervous as some may expect. At 20, Beever-Jones was starting to get regular minutes at Chelsea, having broken into Emma Hayes’ side and earning her place among a world-class squad of internationals. With England, there were some star names, but also many familiar faces from her club: it wasn’t as big a step as many others face when they receive the call from the Under-23s.
But that has also been the key to Beever-Jones making England’s squad for the Euros, taking everything in her stride with an emerging sense of confidence. A year on, there is no question that Beever-Jones claimed her spot in England’s Euros squad on merit. In 2022, the lifelong Chelsea supporter was at Wembley as a fan as England defeated Germany to win the Euros. Flash forward to 2025 and Beever-Jones is a contender for PFA Young Player of the Year, a treble-winner with Chelsea, and already has a Wembley hat-trick for England to her name.
