Emily Fox has officially signed a new contract with Arsenal, as confirmed by the north London club.
According to a source from ESPN, her contract is set for three years.
Since joining in January 2024, the United States international has been a vital part of the Arsenal team, contributing to their victories in the Women’s Champions League in 2025 and the Women’s Champions Cup earlier this year.
Fox has made 93 appearances for the club and has started all three of their league matches this season.
In a statement to the club’s media, Fox expressed her delight: “I’m thrilled to extend my time here. This has felt like home since I arrived, and I’m incredibly thankful for the chance to keep representing this club and competing for titles. Being a part of Arsenal means being part of something greater, and it feels like the perfect environment for me to strive for more.”
The 28-year-old ranked 25th in the 2025 Women’s Ballon d’Or and has been nominated again this year.
Fox joins a number of Arsenal players who have recently signed new contracts, including Leah Williamson, Stina Blackstenius, and Caitlin Foord.
– Arsenal in Women’s Champions League: Results, news, highlights
– Steph Catley discusses Arsenal’s scoring challenges: ‘Bit of a slog’
Arsenal has had a shaky start to the season, having drawn two out of three matches in the Women’s Super League. They also needed a penalty in injury time to defeat HB Køge in their Women’s Champions League opener on Tuesday.
The Gunners will next meet their rivals Chelsea in the league on Sunday.
Fan Take: This news signifies a strong commitment from both Emily Fox and Arsenal, enhancing the team’s stability as they aim for further success. Her continued presence on the squad not only bolsters Arsenal’s chances for titles but also highlights the growth of women’s soccer as more players are recognized for their talent and contributions to the game.
Source: www.espn.com
