MILLIE BRIGHT says speaking out about the abuse she received from a fan was prompted by her wish to protect players who have been through similar ordeals.  And the Chelsea and England star wants

England defender Millie Bright issued a reminder to supporters that players “don’t deserve to be disrespected” following a troubling experience in the Women’s Super League. Bright earlier this month shared her frustrations about an incident involving a fan who made expletive-laden insults about the Chelsea captain’s performance after previously requesting her picture and autograph.

Chelsea captain Millie Bright stated players "are not items" and "nobody owns us" following negative experiences with fans.

England's Millie Bright says there needs to be a reminder that female footballers "own ourselves" and that they are "not items".

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Millie Bright had delivered an impassioned message to fans that “nobody owns” female sportspeople after Emma Raducanu was left in tears when she spotted a “fixated” spectator in the stands at the Dubai Tennis Championships.