"We are heartbroken to hear that former England youth player Amy Carr has passed away aged 35. Amy, who was diagnosed with a second brain tumour in 2024, devoted her time to raising money for vital brain tumour research that could help others. She remains an inspiration to all."
"A former goalkeeper who played for England Under-17s and Under-19s, Carr had been diagnosed with a brain tumour for a second time. She was originally diagnosed in 2015 and raised more than 2,000 for charity by running the Dublin Marathon in 2024."
Amy Carr, a former goalkeeper for England's Under-17s and Under-19s teams, passed away at age 35 following a second brain tumour diagnosis in 2024. Originally diagnosed with a brain tumour in 2015, Carr demonstrated remarkable resilience by running the Dublin Marathon in 2024 to raise over £2,000 for brain tumour research. Throughout her football career, she played for Arsenal, Chelsea, and Reading before earning a scholarship to play in the USA. She later played professionally for IL Sandviken in Norway and coached in Milton Keynes. The England Lionesses and Chelsea Football Club released statements honouring her memory and dedication to supporting vital medical research.
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