Aggie Beever-Jones has signed a new Chelsea contract until 2030, securing the future of one of the club’s leading academy graduates.
Chelsea confirmed the new deal for the 22-year-old forward, who joined the club’s academy at the age of nine. She has now made 97 senior appearances for the Blues and scored 32 goals.
Beever-Jones said it was a proud day to extend her stay with her childhood club. She added that Chelsea had been her club since she was a young girl and said she was excited to make more memories in blue.
The England international has already built a strong senior record. She has won two Women’s Super League titles, two Women’s FA Cups and two Women’s League Cups with Chelsea.
Beever-Jones Gives Chelsea A Long-Term Attacking Piece
The deal gives Sonia Bompastor a major long-term attacking piece at a time of change in Chelsea’s forward line.
Read Chelsea has already covered how Sam Kerr’s Gotham move left Chelsea with a scoring succession issue. Beever-Jones’ extension does not replace Kerr on its own, but it keeps one of the club’s strongest internal answers in west London.
Her recent Chelsea record also shows why the club wanted clarity. Beever-Jones scored six goals and provided two assists last season. She scored against Manchester City on the opening day, struck a free-kick away at West Ham and later scored in the League Cup final win over Manchester United.
Her England rise has added to that value. Beever-Jones made her first senior start in May 2025 and scored a 30-minute hat-trick against Portugal at Wembley in the Women’s Nations League. She was also part of England’s Euro 2025 squad and scored in the 6-1 win over Wales.
Read Chelsea has also looked at how Johanna Rytting Kaneryd’s Lyon move leaves Chelsea with another attacking role to manage. Beever-Jones staying until 2030 gives the club a clearer foundation.
Chelsea still need balance across the front line. But this deal protects a homegrown forward with senior goals, England status and room to grow.
