England forward Aggie Beever-Jones is set to remain with Chelsea this summer.
The 22-year-old’s contract was due to expire, but with a one-year option available, she is understood to have agreed fresh terms committing her future to the club.
A graduate of Chelsea’s academy, Beever-Jones has established herself as a regular Women’s Super League goalscorer and a full England international.
After helping England win Euro 2025, injuries curtailed her minutes last season, and she finished with four goals from 11 WSL starts.
The year before, she was pivotal, deputising for the injured Sam Kerr and scoring nine times in 22 games as Chelsea secured a domestic treble.
With Kerr’s departure and Chelsea’s pursuit of Manchester City top scorer Khadija Shaw falling through, Beever-Jones is expected to take on a bigger role in 2026–27.
She ended the campaign on a high at the Women’s World Sevens London series, starring and scoring late in the final as Chelsea defeated Manchester United.