Ebony Salmon talks about why she turned down WSL clubs to go to America and her England World Cup hopes
Houston Dash youngster Ebony Salmon claims that his place in England’s squad list proves that her move to America has paid off.
Ebony Salmon’s risky move to the Land of Opportunity!
Former Bristol City star, Ebony Salmon insists that her move to the United States was a right one. The 22-year-old has been on Wiegman’s list for England in her three recent call-ups, which Salmon claims is the proof her risk has paid off.
“Any move is somewhat a risk but it was worth it,” Salmon told Sky Sports.
“Since the move I’ve been in the best form I’ve ever been in, it’s got me consistent England call-ups and I’m in a better position because of it.”
“Since the move I’ve been in the best form I’ve ever been in, it’s got me consistent England call-ups and I’m in a better position because of it.”
“It was definitely a risk but it’s definitely paid off.”
Salmon first joined Racing Louisville in 2021 before being traded to Houston Dash in 2022.
Salmon, alongside a number of Lionesses’ veterans, will battle it out for the striker role at the World Cup.
“There’s always competition, there’s always a few names that will change. There is opportunity for competition as we all want to make the World Cup. It’s good for England to have that.” She added.
“This is the longest period I’ve been in England camps but I never want to get too settled. Anything can happen so I just need to put myself in the best position to get called up each time.”
