Glam footballer Madelene Wright teases new career move after OnlyFans success as she asks followers for advice

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MADELENE WRIGHT has teased a new career move on social media.

The glamorous footballer asked her followers advice as she looks to build on her OnlyFans success.

Madelene Wright has teased a new career move after her OnlyFans success[/caption]

The glamorous footballer asked her fans for advice as she looks to take up streaming[/caption]

Wright told SunSport in 2022 she had earned £500,000 within a year of launching her account on the exclusive content platform.

She could now be set to kickstart a career as an online streamer after a series of hints on X.

Back on July 18, Wright said: “I wanna start streaming.”

Doubling down on the hint, she quoted the post on Sunday morning by confirming her plans.

Wright wrote: “Okay guys, I’m actually doing this. Let me know what games to get.”

The midfielder is fresh from finishing third in the Greater London Women’s Football League with Leyton Orient.

She joined the seventh tier side last summer after four years away from football.

Wright regularly wows her fans with glamorous and racy snaps on social media when she is not on the pitch.

Madelene has asked her fans which games she should stream herself playing[/caption]

The midfielder regularly shares glamorous snaps on social media[/caption]

Her 325,000 Instagram followers are also no strangers to seeing her in a bikini.

Fans even labelled Wright a “goddess” under a recent Instagram post.

She stunned her followers by showing off her curves in a skimpy white bikini.

Meanwhile, another risqué upload saw Wright flaunt her bum for the camera whilst soaking up the sun on a balcony.

Inside Madelene’s glamorous life as influencer, footballer and OnlyFans star…

Madelene has over 300k followers on Instagram[/caption]

The footballer also has an OnlyFans account[/caption]

She claimed to have made over £500,000 from the platform[/caption]

She often dresses in revealing outfits[/caption]

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