Chloe Kelly

And it carried on.

It carried on.

I remember saying to Scott, like, I feel like I've got a bald patch in my hair.

And he was like, no, no, like it looks fine to me.

I feel like he was making me feel better.

But I was like, no, Scott, it doesn't feel right.

And then I noticed on the other side, another bald patch.

And I was like, I think I've got alopecia, but I was too scared to speak to anyone about it.

So I remember speaking to my mom and I'm like, mom, like I've got a patch is starting to really get bigger.

And she said, just speak to the doctors at the club and see what they can do.

They'll be able to get you a cream or something.

So I went to Dr. England and just said like, my hair's like falling out, but it's also hurting, like it's itching as well, like my head.

And he said he'd try and find me some specialists.

And I spoke with Arsenal and I didn't feel at the time like,

I'd settled enough into the club to go with my problems, so I was trying to hide it.

So I went to see a specialist and she was amazing and she told me that I had alopecia and I was like, wow, now I'm seeing the physical changes that it's had to my body, not just mentally, but physically.

That was a tough time because you care about your appearance a lot.

You care about, yeah, when I step onto the pitch, how I look.

You want to feel confident.

And yeah, I remember my first game at Arsenal in the morning of the game, trying to cover my ball patches on either side of my head.