Chloe Kelly ‘thankful’ for happiness with Arsenal after being in ‘Dark Place’

Chloe Kelly will be grateful for Arsenal after finding happiness and Champions League Glory, after a few dark moments this term.

However, the English star was stuck with her future with her loan movement that ended after the defeat of the Gunners of Barcelona.

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Following her male city to Arsenal Switch in January, Kelly, 27, was impressed by the club, also during their triumphant Champions League.

The attacker appeared eight performances in Europe in front of Renee SLESERS this term.

And she played 68 minutes yesterday when the team fought its way A 1-0 defeat by Barcelona In this year’s decision maker, the capital Lisbon of Portugal played.

The loan movement that led Kelly de Gunners to win a second Champions League trophy was preceded by her bomb declaration with regard to a lack of playing time in City.

In the written message Kelly named Her mental well -being and lack of minutes that influence her career, as well as her need to be happy again

The attacker of England said: “From such a dark place to now, it’s crazy.

“I was ready to take a break from football completely (but now), I am just grateful.

As soon as I stepped in this club, I found luck.

“As soon as Renee Slesers came on the phone to give me the chance to represent this badge, I wanted to pay her back.”

Tomorrow Kelly and her Champions League-Winning Pals gather outside of Emirates Stadium for a trophy celebration that is attended by Arsenal -fans.

Players should celebrate their triumph in Armory Square near the ground with the holiday on Monday Shindy as expected at 11.30 am.

Kelly added from the club’s supporters: “I love them, they flip great. Whether I played against them or for them, they are the best fans.”

The Arsenal experience of Kelly goes all the way back until 2010 when she came to their academy before she made her senior debut five years later at the age of 17.

Proverbs at Everton and Man The attacker followed from 2016 before she returned her grinders in January.

About whether she wants to stay in Arsenal with her city contract that ended in June, Kelly added: “If it is my last game for the club, I will be grateful forever.

“They gave me the opportunity to get on the field and find happiness.

They gave me the chance to get on the field and find happiness.

“Sometimes it’s not about football. Whatever happened today, the club gave me lucky.”

The Champions League triumph in Arsenal saw the first Dutch coach to send a team trophy glory in the game.

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And Beth Mead, 30, hopes that the performance -Arsenal that is produced against Barcelona can be replicated during a season.

The attacker, who gained the match-winning goal of Stina Blackstenius, said: “The European journey has been incredible.

“We have had a lot of ups and downs, but we have shown so much character to win. As a team we have to do that for a full season.”