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Manchester City striker Khadija Shaw is gunning to become the first player to claim the BWSL Golden Boot three seasons on the bounce.
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Manchester City's goal machine Khadija Shaw has her sights set on something no player has ever managed - winning the Barclays Women's Super League Golden Boot three seasons running. She bagged 21 goals last term, leaving the rest of the league eating her dust.
Arsenal's Alessia Russo shared the award with Shaw in 2024/25 and fancies another crack at it. Then there's Kadidiatou Diani, freshly arrived from OL Lyonnes, bringing a CV stuffed with goals and silverware.
Emma Stina Blackstenius is perhaps the sneakiest threat. Ten goals last season doesn't sound jaw-dropping, but her per-90-minute rate was the league's best. That's terrifying efficiency.
Crystal Palace new signing Lexi Lloyd-Smith, who netted 11 times in BWSL 2 last season, could be a dark horse - provided her teammates give her the service, as reported by WSL Football.
Down in the second tier, Rio Hardy looks dangerous after ten goals last season and a ridiculous 43-goal haul across two campaigns with Rangers. Shania Hayles hit 15 in 2024/25, while Oona Sevenius showed enough promise in her debut season to keep defenders worried.
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