England international Aggie Beever-Jones has agreed to a new Chelsea contract that runs through 2030, committing her future to the club where she began at age nine.
Now 22, Beever-Jones has become a regular in Chelsea’s first team after spending her early years on loan at Bristol City and Everton.
During her time with the Blues, she has made 97 appearances, netted 32 goals, and contributed to two Women’s Super League championships, two FA Cup victories, and two League Cup triumphs.
Speaking after signing her new deal, she said: “It feels incredible. Chelsea has been my home since I was a young girl, and that means a great deal to me and my family.”
“It’s a proud moment, and I’m thrilled to keep building my career and creating more memories in blue.”
Having come through the Chelsea Academy, Beever-Jones earned her first senior England start in May 2025, delivering a hat-trick in a 6‑0 Nations League win over Portugal at Wembley.
She was subsequently called up for England’s Euro 2025 squad, scoring in a 6‑1 group‑stage win against Wales and helping the Lionesses capture the title.
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