Manchester City celebrated a domestic double that signals a new era for the club. During the parade before the Women’s FA Cup final, Khadija Shaw stunned fans by turning a looming exit into a four‑year deal. The 29‑year‑old’s decision came after a season where she netted 21 goals in 22 matches.

Shaw’s impact was clear in the 4‑0 victory over Brighton, where she scored the opener and assisted Aoba Fujino for City’s third. The win snapped Chelsea’s six‑year hold on the Women’s Super League title and cemented City’s status as the league’s top team heading into the European stage.

Manager Andrée Jeglertz praised Shaw’s professionalism, noting she never let speculation dent her performance. With her contract secured, City can focus on sustaining domestic dominance while preparing for the Champions League, where squad depth will face new tests. The club’s recent surge shows it can balance ambition with consistency.

Shaw’s 21‑goal tally, WSL Player of the Year award, and Golden Boot cement her place as City’s linchpin. Fans celebrated her name on shirts lining Wembley Way, a visual testament to her influence. The club now looks to build on this foundation, aiming to secure more silverware in the coming campaign.