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Miri Taylor completed a switch to Liverpool FC Women from National Women's Soccer League side Angel City in January 2023. Kent-born midfielder Taylor previously enjoyed spells at Chelsea – where she made her senior debut aged just 16 – and Arsenal as a youth player. Taylor moved to the USA in 2018, earning a scholarship at Hofstra ...
2023年9月6日 · By Chris Shaw. . Liverpool FC Women have added a seventh new recruit to their squad this summer with the signing of Norway forward Sophie Roman Haug. The 24-year-old has sealed a switch to the Reds after 18 months with AS Roma Women in Italy, linking up with Matt Beard’s squad ahead of the start of the new Barclays Women’s Super League ...
2017年10月13日 · With the Scot's services to the club set to be recognised with the renaming of a stand at Anfield today, retrace his long-running love affair with the Reds in our timeline below. August 20, 1966. Down on Merseyside for a trial, a 15-year-old Dalglish plays for Liverpool's B team as they beat Southport Reserves 1-0.
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Midfielder Ceri Holland has established herself as an important figure in Liverpool FC Women's squad since arriving in January 2021. 9th April 2024 Round-up Internationals: Holland assists with six Reds in Euro 2025 qualifying action. It was a busy day of international action for Liverpool FC Women with six Reds involved in European qualifiers throughout Tuesday.
Matt Beard was appointed Liverpool FC Women manager for the second time in May 2021. He returned to the club almost six years after his first spell ended. 8th May 2024 Column Matt Beard on big wins, LFC Women's development, Jenna Clark and more. In his latest column, Liverpool FC Women manager Matt Beard reflects on a memorable few days for the club with wins over Chelsea and Manchester United ...
1999年6月4日 · Profile. Stats. Norway international forward Sophie Roman Haug completed a move to Liverpool FC Women in September 2023, joining from AS Roma. Haug arrived at the Reds with a goalscoring record of around one in two across her club and international career, having played for LSK Kvinner for seven seasons before switching to Roma in early 2022.
