Emily Fox has signed a new three-year contract with Arsenal, calling the decision "an easy one." The 28-year-old joined the club from the North Carolina Courage in 2024 and has quickly become a vital player, making nearly 100 appearances across all competitions. Fox has been instrumental in Arsenal’s recent successes, including winning the Women’s Champions League in 2025 and the Women’s Champions Cup in 2026. She also helped the team secure the Women’s League Cup in her first season and was named to the PFA Women’s Team of the Year in the past two seasons. In an interview with BBC Sport, Fox explained that she wanted to continue her career at Arsenal due to the club’s strong environment and its commitment to developing women’s football. She praised the club’s focus on community, history, and culture, as well as its drive to "excel" in all areas of the game. Fox emphasized that the club’s ambition and investment in the women’s team were key factors in her decision to extend her stay. Fox acknowledged that she still has one major goal left to achieve with Arsenal—the Women’s Super League (WSL) title. She expressed her desire to keep winning and reaching new heights with the team, despite the high expectations from fans and the media. She sees these expectations as part of the challenge and motivation to perform at her best. Looking ahead, Fox is also preparing for a busy summer with the U.S. national team, which is under the leadership of Emma Hayes. The team is aiming to qualify for the 2027 Women’s World Cup, and Fox believes the variety of matches and challenges faced this year have prepared the squad for the tournament. The U.S. will play Spain twice at home in October, and Fox emphasized that qualifying in November is a key objective for the team.