Tottenham Women share update on future of Amy James-Turner
Tottenham Women have announced that Amy James-Turner has extended her stay with the club until 2026.
The club announced the contract extension via the official channels on Thursday [19 September] ahead of the Women’s Super League opener against Crystal Palace on Sunday [22 September].
James-Turner has been a vital cog in the Spurs backline for the past two seasons and was instrumental in helping the side reach their first Women’s FA Cup final last term
Robert Vilahamn produced a remarkable maiden campaign at the Gaughan Group Stadium, guiding his side to a sixth-place finish in the WSL for only the second time in the club’s history.
James-Turner was influential for Tottenham last term as she made 14 appearances and scored her first WSL goal in the 2-1 loss to Aston Villa, and her influence on the side has been duly rewarded with a new deal.
The 33-year-old has a wealth of WSL experience under her belt, with stints at Manchester United and Liverpool, and will be vital for Vilahamn this season to improve on last season’s finish and push towards the top spots.
