“But at the end of the day it’s all about playing football, no matter what the team.” “Being near home is a big draw for me,” she said. She then spent two years playing for Millwall before earning a dream move to the club she grew up supporting – Tottenham. She progressed through the ranks of the Watford academy and eventually went on to captain the first team. Indeed, the capital has served as the epicentre of Wynne’s footballing career. The aim of getting Charlton promoted into the WSL is a challenge which Wynne is fully immersed in, bringing her back to London. I’ve been at a few clubs so it’s nice to feel more settled and to be part of a long-term project.” “I knew a couple of the Charlton girls from my Tottenham days and I’m excited by the project here. “It’s great to have a fresh start coming off a tough injury” she told the South London Press. The road to rehabilitation has not been without its challenges, but it has ultimately sent Wynne to South London where she has swapped one red home shirt for another. The 28-year-old ruptured her knee ligament in training when playing for Bristol City who, at that point, were in the Women’s Super League. After a year marred by injury, Megan Wynne has found a new home at Charlton Athletic.

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