Aston Villa forward Rachel Daly has confirmed that her professional focus is now entirely dedicated to her club career. Following her decision to retire from international football, Daly noted that the transition has provided her with a clearer sense of purpose and structure as she prepares for the new Women’s Super League (WSL) season.

In a recent discussion regarding her life outside of professional sports, Daly addressed her interest in golf, noting that she has reached a handicap of 19. However, she expressed a clear preference to keep the conversation centered on football rather than her personal hobbies. Daly described her life away from the pitch as relatively quiet, stating that she spends most of her time walking her dogs and playing golf.

As the new WSL season approaches, Daly is preparing for what will mark her 19th season playing at the top level of the sport. Her comments reflect a desire to move past questions about her personal life and instead emphasize her professional dedication to Aston Villa. The shift in focus highlights the changing priorities of veteran players as they navigate the demands of club-level competition in the modern era of women's football.