Nikita Parris is determined to make a strong impression as she aims to challenge England manager Sarina Wiegman for a spot in the national team. The forward is focused on helping Brighton achieve a significant milestone by beating Manchester United in their upcoming match at the Amex Stadium. A victory would temporarily place Brighton at the top of the Women’s Super League (WSL), marking a powerful statement for the club and reinforcing Parris's decision to leave United for the ambitious Seagulls this summer. At 30 years old, Parris has fully embraced the vision of her new manager, Dario Vidosic, which played a crucial role in her decision to join Brighton on deadline day. She is one of 12 new signings brought in to strengthen the squad, and she is eager to contribute to the team's success while also making it difficult for Wiegman to overlook her for international selection.