Manchester City striker Khadija Shaw is determined to lead her team to a strong challenge for the Women’s Super League title this season. After a disappointing fourth-place finish last year, Shaw insists that City are fully focused on redemption.
Injuries and inconsistency plagued City’s 2024-25 campaign, resulting in a significant gap behind league winners Chelsea. The team also fell short in the Champions League and saw manager Gareth Taylor sacked mid-season.
Despite her own injury struggles, Shaw managed to finish as the joint top goalscorer in the league last season. Now, she is determined to push City to new heights under new manager Andree Jeglertz.
Jeglertz brings a more direct style of play to City, aiming to maximize their attacking potential. Shaw believes that with the right focus and attention to detail, City can be a formidable force in the league this season.
Opta’s supercomputer predicts City to finish ahead of Arsenal but still behind Chelsea in the standings. Shaw’s impressive goal-scoring record from last season makes her a key player in City’s quest for success.
City will kick off their Women’s Super League campaign against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, with Shaw leading the charge for a strong start to the season. Stay tuned for more updates as the action unfolds in the WSL.
