- ‘Grateful’ Matildas star Mary Fowler is living the dream
- On Friday he posted a series of images on Instagram.
- One featured her boyfriend, NRL superstar Nathan Cleary.
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At only 21 years old, Mary Fowler has already achieved more than many soccer players throughout their entire sporting career.
Two World Cups with the Matildas, an Olympic Games in 2021 and a contract in the Women’s Super League with the English giant Manchester City.
But Fowler remains humble and on Friday she took to instagramrecognizing how “grateful” she is to live the life of a globally recognized professional athlete.
Her photo dump included a loving snap with her boyfriend, NRL superstar Nathan Cleary, as well as celebrating with her teammates after securing qualification for the Paris Olympics this week against Uzbekistan.
Fowler is also seen posing for a photo with Australian sporting legend Cathy Freeman, who won track gold in the 400 meters at the Sydney Olympics.
A “grateful” Mary Fowler took to Instagram on Friday, with the Matildas star acknowledging how blessed her life is (pictured, with NRL superstar boyfriend Nathan Cleary).
Fowler’s photo dump included an image of the Matildas celebrating qualifying for the Paris Olympics.
The Matildas beat Uzbekistan 13-0 in two games to seal their place in the Olympics (Fowler is pictured right, with teammate Lydia Williams)
Fowler found the back of the net early in this week’s 10-0 rout in Melbourne before being replaced by coach Tony Gustavsson.
He met up with Cleary this week in Melbourne, as the high-profile sporting couple continues their long-distance relationship.
They have been rumored to be dating since last August, before finally becoming official in January.
Cleary, who virtually won the NRL grand final for the Panthers in October, is a private person but acknowledged in a recent interview that his love life is now a constant topic of conversation for many fans.
‘(Media attention) comes with the territory. “It’s something I can’t control,” he said.
“I just have to move on and not make a big deal out of it.”
Fowler is now believed to be back in England, but this week the winger found the back of the net on Wednesday night in Australia’s 10-0 win over a hapless Uzbekistan.
The result sealed Australia’s place at the Paris Olympics in July, where Tony Gustavsson’s team appears a real medal chance.