Grey Latest Tractor Girl to Sign Pro Deal - Ipswich Town News
Tractor Girls winger Anna Grey has signed her first professional contract.
The 19-year-old has signed a one-year deal, becoming the fourth Ipswich Town Women’s player to sign a pro contract, following Sophie Peskett, Paige Peake and Eloise King.
Grey began her career with her local club Bishop Stortford before joining Tottenham ahead of 2017/18.
After a year, she moved on to Town’s WSL Academy was part of the side which reached the semi-finals of the WSL Academy Cup in March 2019.
Grey, who has been capped by England at U18 and U19 levels, made her senior debut in 2019/20 and went on to claim a regular spot in Joe Sheehan’s side. She has now made 21 first-team appearances, scoring seven goals.
"I'm really happy to have finally signed the deal and I just can't wait to get going," Grey told iFollow Ipswich.
"It's a really big step. Coming through the Academy, I'm happy that I've come through with Ipswich and I'm glad to have got the pro.”
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