Endacott open minded over first career move

The young Plymouth forward grabbed an assist in her first start for England Under-16s in January and is catching scouts’ eyes whenever she turns out for one of her five football teams.

- ALEX MCQUARRIE

MIA Endacott can’t wait to fly the nest and spread her wings under the bright lights of the FA Women’s Super League.

The 15-year-old, who is the daughter of double Commonwealth medallist Katherine Endacott, has been part of the Argyle youth setup since 2016.

But the SportsAid-funded star does not have a preference concerning her first big move when she graduates to Under-21 level next year.

“Any team really,” said Endacott, who is funded by a partnership between SportsAid and Starling Bank.

“Any of them are better than Argyle. It’s hard down here.

“There’s not a lot down here so I need to get out of here as quick as I can and just keep improving.

“I met Beth Mead and she said it’s obviously not easy where I’m from so to keep working hard, try to get to a bigger club as soon as possible as that’s best for improvement.