A Leeds Domino's pizza shop rebranded itself after one of England's European championship winners who used to work there
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- England women's star Lucy Bronze used to work at Domino's pizza when she was a student.
- To honor her, the chain has renamed one of its stores "Lucy's."
- Bronze helped the Lionesses win Euro 2022 on Sunday.
Leading pizza chain Domino's rebranded one of its stores to honor one of England's European championship winners who once worked at the outlet.
Lucy Bronze worked as a chef at Domino's in Headingley while studying at Leeds Beckett University in the early-2010s.
She has since gone to play professional soccer for Everton, Manchester City, and Barcelona, among others, and on Sunday she lifted the Euro 2022 trophy as she helped England beat Germany in the final at Wembley.
Ahead of the final, Domino's Headingley store changed its name to "Lucy's." It is unclear how long the name will stay for.
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According to Leeds Live, the store also gave away a free pizza to any customers named Lucy who collected their food from the outlet on Sunday, while delivery drivers also wore bronze helmets as a nod to the 30-year-old star.
Operations director at Domino's told Leeds Live that the chain is proud of Bronze's "journey from pizza to pitch."