Kim, let’s start at the beginning. What was it like coming to Arsenal at a point when we were European champions and dominating the game domestically?

At that time, obviously I had no reference to a professional set-up, as the game wasn’t professional at that time, but coming to Arsenal, it felt professional. When you’re getting flown down from Scotland with your dad and you get shown around the training ground and the facilities, it’s incredible.

We then went to a men’s game, and I met with manager Vic Akers and Emma Hayes, who was the Academy director at the time. Those were my first memories of arriving at Arsenal, seeing what the club could offer, and then obviously deciding...