Unfortunately, her long-term injury means she is unlikely to play another match under manager Emma Hayes, who is leaving Chelsea at the end of the season to take on the role of head coach for the USWNT.
“With the announcement (of Kerr’s injury) the focus for Sam right now is on rehab,” Hayes said when asked about Kerr’s contract situation on earlier in January. “I’m sure when the time is right to discuss her future that will come from Sam and the club, but Sam loves Chelsea and Chelsea loves Sam, so I think that’s the most important thing to say on that front.”