When England arrived at Spurs for a then-British record fee of £250,000, she was a huge name who had achieved great success with Chelsea.
An England international, the striker quickly transformed the team, helping them survive relegation and scored 21 goals in 35 appearances in her first two seasons.
That quickly cemented her position as a firm fan-favourite and as the club’s captain, she played a pivotal role in the dressing room.
Her influence off the pitch has not waned as she continued to be a voice for Spurs in the media and a name they would look to when marketing big games or events at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
However, her role on the pitch has adapted in recent seasons as she has been played in different positions and has faced competition for her place in the starting XI.
With Ho in charge, Tottenham are looking to close the gap on teams competing in the Women’s Champions League and therefore the squad has seen rapid changes this year.
England will leave as a club legend and as one of their most important players in the past decade.