Lauren James completes her move to Chelsea from Manchester United in a deal worth up to £200,000

It’s the James double for Chelsea! Manchester United striker Lauren completes her move to west London in a WSL record £200,000 deal… uniting her with brother Reece after partying with him on the pitch after Champions League triumph in Porto

  • Lauren James has officially completed her record-breaking transfer to Chelsea 
  • James, sister of Chelsea full back Reece, agreed terms and underwent a medical 
  • The £200,000 fee is now the record between two Women’s Super League clubs 

Lauren James has completed her record-breaking move to Chelsea.

The Manchester United striker has joined the Stamford Bridge club in a move worth up to £200,000 – a record between two Women’s Super League clubs.

James, sister of England and Chelsea right-back Reece, has already agreed personal terms and completed her medical.

Lauren James has completed her record-breaking move to Chelsea from Manchester United

James has united with her brother Reece at Stamford Bridge (above: the pair partying in Porto)

James has united with her brother Reece at Stamford Bridge (above: the pair partying in Porto)

Sportsmail understands the England international’s move was overseen by her father Nigel James, her agent Sam Stapleton and renowned sports lawyer Udo Onwere.

The 19-year-old had been a long-term target for the WSL champions, as reported by Sportsmail earlier this month, and negotiations have now drawn to a close.

James scored a goal-of-the-season contender against Chelsea in a 2-1 defeat for United at Kingsmeadow last season, but she largely found her game time limited due to a number of injury problems. 

James has joined Chelsea in a deal worth up to £200,000 - a record between two WSL clubs

James has joined Chelsea in a deal worth up to £200,000 – a record between two WSL clubs

James joined United from Arsenal in 2017 aged just 16 and has been a regular goalscorer during her time in Manchester.

She has represented England at youth level and was called up to the senior team by former boss Phil Neville in last year – but is still to make her senior debut.

More to follow. 

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