"Mentally, the game has changed. Fifteen years ago, no one was there to talk about you, whether it was good or bad. As my career grew and I became a better player, the spotlight was on me."
"It feels good for a moment, then the more people who know you and love you, the more people also hate you and don't want you to succeed. It's something I felt quite early on in my career and it's stuck with me throughout."
Lucy Bronze discusses the emotional challenges of fame in women's football, highlighting the duality of increased visibility. While more fans support the game, hostility towards players has also risen. Bronze reflects on her career, noting that as she gained recognition, she faced both admiration and criticism. The scrutiny players experience has intensified, and adapting to this reality is an ongoing process. With over 20 major trophies and participation in multiple international tournaments, Bronze emphasizes the mental toll that comes with success and public attention.
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