Speaking to TSN.Ca, the attacking midfielder shared that she has ambitious plans for 2024 with club and country. The Canadian wants to see her nation push for a podium finish at the 2024 Paris games and a Women's Gold Cup title, while also pursuing silverware with the Thorns. The 25-year-old recently completed a blockbuster transfer to the NWSL side from European powerhouse Chelsea in England.

Speaking on how the Thorns progressive system helped draw her over from Chelsea, she said: “I think in some cases, it's a bit more transitional, definitely still very physical and very fast,” she said. “I think within the NWSL, Portland's definitely one of the teams that tries to play more of a possession style, and I'm really excited to play with the other midfielders there. I think that kind of suits me.”

The 25-year-old mentioned that as the league has continued to grow, she has also noticed that they are drawing more and more talent from Europe - on the pitch and on the touchline.

“I do think the style of play in the league is evolving,” Fleming said. “You see a couple of Spanish coaches [Gotham’s Juan Carlos Amoros, Houston’s Fran Alonso, Washington’s Jonatan Giraldez] coming into the league and players moving from overseas.”

Fleming was a three-time WSL and FA Cup champion with the Blues, while also adding a League Cup and Community Shield to her cabinet. She was also a part of the squad that reached the 2021 UEFA Champions League final with Chelsea. Now, she's taking her talents stateside with the Thorns where she will link-up with USWNT superstars Sophia Smith, Olivia Moultrie and Sam Coffey.