The striker joined the Chelsea Academy at nine years old and signed her first professional contract in July 2021, on the day she turned 18.

Beever-Jones made her Blues debut against Aston Villa in January 2021 and now comes full circle as she completes her 100th Chelsea appearance, facing the same opponent today at Stamford Bridge.

Scoring for the first time in blue against Brighton and Hove Albion in 2023, she now has 32 Chelsea goals to her name over 100 outings. She has celebrated consistent success at Chelsea, winning the Women's Super League twice and lifting both the Women’s FA Cup and Women’s League Cup on two occasions.

Last season, she scored on the opening day of the campaign in our 2-1 win against Manchester City and netted our second goal as we beat Manchester United 2-0 to lift the Women's League Cup trophy in consecutive seasons.

Those performances caught the eye of England head coach Sarina Wiegman, and the Chelsea Academy graduate made her first senior start for England in May 2025. She announced herself on the international stage in style, netting a 30-minute hat-trick against Portugal in the Women’s Nations League at Wembley Stadium.

She was also included in the 23-player squad for the 2025 Women’s European Championship. Beever-Jones scored in England’s 6-1 win over Wales in the competition’s group stage before going on to lift the trophy with five of her Chelsea team-mates. Extending her contract in July this year, Aggie will remain with Chelsea until at least 2030.

Congratulations, Aggie!