Lucy Bronze Reflects on Her Journey to Confidence After Leaving Manchester City

Lucy Bronze, celebrated as England’s most decorated female footballer, recently spoke with Emma Sanders of BBC Sport about her journey since leaving Manchester City in 2022. She revealed that this transition has allowed her to “find even more confidence in myself.”

As she gears up to compete against Women’s Super League leaders Manchester City this Sunday with Chelsea, Bronze reflects on her career and the pivotal moments that have shaped her.

In her conversation, she emphasized how her move to Barcelona bolstered her belief in her adaptability within the sport. This newfound confidence has become an integral part of her performance on the field.

Bronze also touched upon current issues in football, standing in solidarity with her teammate, Carter, against incidents of racist abuse. Additionally, she expressed her optimism regarding England’s prospects in the Euros, despite an initial defeat.

Her resilience is further highlighted by her determination to compete even while facing injuries, showcasing her unwavering commitment to the sport.

As she prepares for the upcoming match, the anticipation builds not just for the game itself, but for the continued growth and impact of players like Lucy Bronze in women’s football.