The business of Sam Kerr: Inside the Matildas captain’s next chapter

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On the eve of her biggest move yet, Matildas captain Sam Kerr sits down with Forbes Australia to discuss leaving Chelsea, joining one of the world’s most exclusive watch brands, and what it really cost her to get here.

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Sam Kerr is photographed by Hamish Brown for Richard Mille via Contour by Getty Images

It’s the last day of September 2006, and West Coast Eagles midfielder Daniel Kerr is storming through the centre of the Melbourne Cricket Ground with just minutes to go in the AFL Grand Final. Among the 97,431 people in those stands watching on is his 13-year-old sister, Sam. 

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