
Khadija Shaw has ended speculation about a move away from Manchester City Women at the end of her contract by signing a four-year deal at the Joie Stadium.
Shaw finished this season as the WSL’s top scorer for a third straight campaign, netting 21 goals in 22 games. Her tally after five seasons at Man City now stands at 117 goals and 28 assists, making for 145 goal involvements in just 137 appearances.
Manchester City Director of Football Therese Sjogran told mancity.com: “We’re delighted that Bunny has agreed to another four years at Manchester City.
“We’ve had a tremendous 2025/26 campaign, and she’s been a key figure in that success. I’m sure if we also get the result we’re hoping for in the FA Cup final on Sunday, she’ll have played a huge role in that as well.
“The stats and awards speak for themselves, but there’s so much more to Bunny than what she does on the pitch. She has become a real leader in the team and I’m sure she’ll be a driving force on our return to UEFA Champions League football next season and our push to retain the WSL title.
“It’s a huge statement from City that we’ve secured the services of one of the best centre-forwards in the world, but also from Bunny that she believes we’re the best place for her to succeed. I’d like to thank her for that continued faith in what we’re hoping to achieve.”
Shaw commented: “I’m so happy to be at this incredible club for another four years.
“I’ve always said that Manchester City feels like home – I’ve developed so much as a player and grown so much as a person during my first five years here.
“Helping the girls win the WSL title is one of the proudest moments of my career, and I’m so excited to see what we can do next season and beyond – although there’s one more huge game to come against Brighton!
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