Made debut with the English national team in February 2005 at age of 17; came off the bench to score a goal in her first game against Italy. Scored a goal against France at 2009 Cyprus Cup, helping England to the championship. Member of England's 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup team. Named FA Young Player of the Year in 2005 and 2006. Named to England's Women's European Championships 2005 squad and scored game-winning goal in 92nd minute of first game against Finland.
Played for Arsenal from 2006-08, including a season under Red Stars coach Emma Hayes (then an Arsenal assistant). Scored 41 goals in 91 games. Played a major role on '06-'07 team that won the FA Women's Premier League, FA Women's Cup, FA Women's Premier League Cup and UEFA Women's Cup titles. Also won FA Cup, Women's Premier League and London County FA Women's Cup in 2008. Played for Birmingham City (WPL) from 1998-2006, making her First Team debut at age 14.
Daughter of Michael and Marie Carney. Admired Kelly Smith and David Beckham growing up. First concert attended was the Spice Girls. Would like to travel to Australia. Favorite meal is chicken and mushroom pie and chips. Says her most memorable game experience was a UEFA Women's Cup Final win over Umea.
Karen Carney will join England for a pair of friendlies...
Karen Carney and Brittany Klein each scored a goal...
It’s sometimes easy to forget that Karen Carney is only 21 years of age...
We caught up with England’s former Birmingham City and Arsenal winger, Karen Carney...