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United Kingdom Millie Bright is a prominent English professional footballer, renowned for her defensive prowess and leadership as captain for Chelsea Women and the England national team. She has achieved significant milestones, including multiple FA WSL titles and a UEFA Women's Euro championship.
Millie Bright partnered with MAAREE, a women's sports bra brand, and helped unveil a signature sports bra and activewear collection. Bright was impressed by the performance their sports bras offered her, providing game-changing support for female athletes.
Millie Bright has an endorsement deal with Explore Ice.
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Millie Bright has an endorsement deal with Mount Anvil.
Millie Bright joined the Official England Band as their brand ambassador.
Millie Bright became an Ambassador for YoungMinds, the UK's leading charity for young people's mental health.
Millie Bright, born on August 21, 1993, in Chesterfield, England, began her football journey at the age of nine with Killamarsh Dynamos, transitioning from equestrianism. Her early career saw her join Sheffield United’s academy before moving to Doncaster Rovers Belles in 2009. Described as a “tall, powerful, athletic striker with a good eye for goal” early on, she made her Belles debut in August 2009. After a loan spell at Leeds Ladies in 2011–2012, Bright became a regular first-team starter at Doncaster before signing with Chelsea in December 2014. This move marked a significant turning point in her career, where she quickly established herself as a key player.
At Chelsea, Bright has been instrumental in securing numerous titles. In 2015, her first season, she won both the WSL1 and Women’s FA Cup, participating in 26 of 28 fixtures and making her Champions League debut. Her performance in 2016 earned her the Chelsea Players’ Player of the Year award. She continued to excel, signing a new contract in 2017 and playing a central role in Chelsea’s defense as they conceded only five goals in all competitions during the Spring Series. Bright was recognized for her consistent performance with nominations for the PFA Women’s Player of the Year and inclusion in the PFA Team of the Year in 2017–18 and 2019–20.
Bright’s leadership qualities were further solidified when she was named Chelsea captain in 2023. She has won eight FA WSL titles, multiple FA Women’s Cups, and League Cups, contributing to Chelsea’s domestic treble wins in 2020–21 and 2024–25. On the international stage, Bright earned her first senior England cap in 2016. She was a crucial member of the England squad that won the UEFA Women’s Euro 2022 and captained the team to the FIFA Women’s World Cup final in 2023. Her dedication and achievements were honored with an OBE in 2024 and the Freedom of Derbyshire.
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