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Blindkilde Brown keen to build on 2025/26 success

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Laura Blindkilde Brown says she has her mind set on how she can continue her development in the wake of putting pen to paper on a new City contract.

The 23-year-old has signed a three-year extension which will see her stay in Manchester until 2030.

It’s a statement of intent as City look to retain the Barclays Women’s Super League and FA Cup titles from 2025/26 while also competing in the UEFA Women’s Champions League.

Blindkilde Brown was a key figure in City’s engine room last season, totalling 29 appearances across all competitions, and her performances earned her a spot on the WSL PFA Young Player of the Year shortlist.

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With her ambitious and hard-working nature on show in her latest interview with the Club, Blindkilde Brown expressed her desire to keep building on what she’s achieved.

“I think I still have so much that I need to improve on and last year, I was happy with my performances, but I still think there’s so much more that I could do,” began Blindkilde Brown.

“I want to show more of what I can do this season as well. I’m trying to play forward more and have more of an effect in the final third.

“That’s something that I really need to focus on this year, how can I have more of an impact scoring goals or assists or creating more play.

“So that’s definitely something I’ve focused on and watching world-class midfielders play and try and copy some things that they do.”

Watch Blindkilde Brown’s new contract interview in full via the video above…

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