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Jamaican striker Khadija 'Bunny' Shaw tops the Fantasy price list at £12.5 million following a sensational campaign with Manchester City.
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Bunny Shaw doesn't do things by halves. The Jamaican striker has landed in the Fantasy league as its most expensive asset, carrying a whopping £12.5 million price tag - and honestly, she's earned every penny.
Last season, Shaw rattled in 21 goals and chipped in four assists across 22 appearances for Manchester City. Not a bad CV, that.
Her stellar campaign bagged her the Barclays BWSL Player of the Season and the FWA Women's Footballer of the Year. She also etched her name into the history books as the first player to hit 100 goals for Manchester City. Casual milestone, really.
Fantasy managers can breathe easy on the transfer front. Shaw penned a record-breaking four-year deal with City, keeping her at the club until 2030. No mid-season drama to worry about there, as WSL Football reports.
Not a single yellow card. Not a single red. Shaw's disciplinary sheet was spotless last season - meaning zero point deductions for anyone brave enough to splash the cash on her. She capped off the campaign with a brace against West Ham in the final match, because of course she did.
Shaw's opening schedule includes clashes with newly promoted sides, giving her every chance to hit the ground running and reward fantasy managers from the very first whistle.
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