Jessica Lucy Sigsworth is a distinguished former professional footballer from England, known for her remarkable career as a striker. She began her journey in football at the young age of seven, playing for Branton Boys, where her talent quickly became evident. After honing her skills with Doncaster Rovers Belles Juniors, she progressed to the Sheffield United Girls’ Centre of Excellence, eventually breaking into the England under-17 squad. Sigsworth’s early dedication laid a strong foundation for her future successes in the sport.

In 2011, Sigsworth made her senior debut with Doncaster Rovers Belles, where she showcased her scoring ability by netting seven goals in 41 appearances over four years. Her career took a turn in 2015 when she signed with Notts County, although she did not make any appearances. Returning to Doncaster in 2016, she made an immediate impact, scoring her first goal in a challenging match against Chelsea and later winning the FA WSL 2 Golden Boot with 15 goals during the 2017-18 season, leading her team to the league title.

In July 2018, Sigsworth joined the inaugural Manchester United squad, where she continued to excel. She made her competitive debut in a League Cup victory against Liverpool and scored five goals in a single match against Aston Villa, contributing significantly to the team’s consecutive Championship titles and earning the Golden Boot for the 2018-19 season with 17 league goals. Her performances solidified her status as a key player in the league.

After a successful stint at Manchester United, Sigsworth signed with Leicester City in July 2021, but her season was cut short due to an ACL injury. She later returned to Sheffield United in July 2023, marking a full-circle moment in her career. Sigsworth’s contributions to women’s football, including her representation at various youth levels for England, have left a lasting legacy in the sport, inspiring future generations of female athletes.