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Liverpool Women are plotting a serious bounce-back after a dismal 11th-place finish, bolstered by smart signings and key retained talent.
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Finishing 11th is nobody's idea of a good time, and Liverpool Women know it. But under Gareth Taylor, the squad heading into the new campaign looks considerably more robust than the one that limped through last season.
The big news? They've kept Ceri Holland. That alone deserves a small celebration. Holland was Liverpool's chief creative spark last term and remains central to their plans, priced at £6.5m in fantasy terms.
Joining her is Vivien Endemann, snapped up from Wolfsburg to sharpen the attack. Beata Olsson is hungry to kick on, while Marie Höbinger's return from injury should inject real quality into midfield. Captain Grace Fisk anchors the defence, as reported by WSL Football.
Holland handles corners and penalties, with Olsson and Höbinger ready to chip in from dead-ball situations. Several players can strike a decent free kick too.
Budget hunters should note Alice Bergström at £4.5m - versatile enough to pop up at both ends. Höbinger and Fisk sit at £6.5m and £5.0m respectively.
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