Ellie Curson: Yeovil Town Ladies captain leaves to focus on teaching
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Yeovil Town Ladies captain Ellie Curson has left the Women's Super League club.
The 23-year-old Wales midfielder, who works as a primary school teacher, has decided she cannot make the switch to be a full-time footballer.
Yeovil will take on full-time status next term after being awarded a licence to stay in WSL 1 - the top flight of English women's football.
"This has probably been the hardest decision I have ever had to make," Curson told the club website.
"Unfortunately, my work commitments do not allow me to train full-time and, with the club moving towards full-time training for next season, it now feels like the right decision for everyone involved.
"I will be seeking a club at the start of next season, where I will be able to combine my career with training and playing part-time."
Manager Jamie Sherwood added: "Ellie has been a huge part of the team's success. Even though I do not like this decision, I respect it.
"All players and staff will be facing a crossroads throughout the remainder of this season as we transition towards a full-time programme."
Curson made 67 league appearances for Yeovil and helped the Somerset side lift the WSL 2 title in 2016.
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