Hannah Hampton has broken her silence on being left out of the England squad, revealing her determination to fight for her place under new manager Sarina Wiegman. The talented goalkeeper, who recently joined Chelsea, spoke candidly about her disappointment and her resolve to prove her worth.
The Road to Redemption
Hampton, 23, was a notable omission from England's squad for the recent international fixtures. Despite her impressive performances at club level, she found herself behind Mary Earps and Ellie Roebuck in the pecking order. However, Hampton remains optimistic about her future with the Lionesses.
"It's always tough when you're left out," Hampton admitted. "But I know what I need to work on, and I'm ready to put in the effort to get back into the squad."
New Beginnings at Chelsea
Hampton's move to Chelsea this summer marks a fresh chapter in her career. The young shot-stopper is eager to learn from the best, including her new teammates and coaching staff.
"Joining Chelsea is a dream come true," she said. "The environment here pushes you to be better every day, and I'm excited to grow as a player."
Looking Ahead to Euro 2025
With the Women's Euro 2025 qualifiers on the horizon, Hampton is focused on securing her spot in the England squad. Her determination and work ethic could make her a key player for the Lionesses in the coming years.
"I want to be part of this team for a long time," she added. "I believe in my ability, and I know I can contribute to our success."
