Brougham first joined Blues on loan in January 2020 but only played three full games plus one very brief substitute appearance because the season was cut short due to COVID 19 In 2020-21 Brougham re-joined Blues on another season loan and has been playing almost every single game.
To quote her manager, Carla Ward “She has been simply flawless in these opening few games.” Ward also went on to say "Georgia Brougham hasn’t had enough credit for me, she has been exceptional on the pitch, I don’t think I’ve seen her put a foot wrong.”
In 2016, Brougham moved to Everton under the guidance of manager Andy Spence. In 2017, she was part of the Everton squad which won the WSL 2 Spring Series.
Life at Everton was going really well for Brougham but as time went by changes occurred. Willie Kirk was appointed the new manager in December 2018 and over time he made his own signings. This meant that for one reason or another Georgia was getting less game time and was often a substitute waiting for her chance.
Brougham joined the Manchester City youth academy at a young age and later went on to break into the first team under the guidance of manager Nick Cushing. She was in a team where she was learing alongside the likes of Steph Houghton, Karen Bardsley, Jill Scott, Izzy Christiansen and Toni Duggan.
In 2014, Georgia was part of the Man City team which beat Arsenal in the Continental Cup Final. When you play in a final and you win a trophy at such a young age it really sets the scene for what lies ahead. Football becomes even more exciting and you start to crave even more success.
