Chelsea legend Sam Kerr has one last chance to etch her name even deeper into the club's history books. In what will be her final appearance for the Blues tomorrow against Manchester United at Stamford Bridge, the Australian superstar sits just one goal away from matching Fran Kirby's all-time scoring record for Chelsea.

Two goals would see her stand alone at the top—a fairy-tale ending that would perfectly cap off a remarkable tenure. "That's what I love doing—breaking records and scoring goals," Kerr told the club's official website. "So of course, I have my eye on it, but to be a part of Chelsea's history is something that I'll be forever proud of."

It's a big ask against a tough United side, but if anyone can deliver on the big stage, it's Kerr. She's already got a trophy cabinet full of silverware and individual honors, but topping the all-time scoring chart would be the ultimate parting gift for the Chelsea faithful.

Meanwhile, there's plenty of other transfer buzz around the club. Barcelona are reportedly showing strong interest in striker Joao Pedro, with their sporting director spotted in London for a potential meeting. And in international news, Levi Colwill is set to be named in England's 55-man preliminary World Cup squad—and there's growing belief he could earn a spot in the final 23.

As Kerr prepares for her emotional farewell, all eyes will be on Stamford Bridge to see if she can add one more record to her legendary legacy.