Women's Football News

The Women’s Super League 2024/2025 season has come to an end. Alessia Russo and Bunny Shaw shared the Golden Boot award this season, both with twelve goals. Shaw’s performance is especially remarkable, as she missed a significant portion of the season due to injury. Her ability to stay among the league’s top scorers despite these setbacks is a testament to her clinical finishing and vital role in Manchester City’s attacking play. Find out who leads the Women’s Super League Top Scorers 2024/2025 list here.

• Last Update: 11th of May

1. Alessia Russo – Arsenal 12

Russo made a come back under head coach Renée Slegers this season. The striker scored twelve goals in the WSL. Russo also registered two assists this season. Arsenal finished the season in second place after securing a 4-3 win over Manchester United on the final match day.

1. Khadija Shaw – Manchester City 12

Khadija Shaw is Manchester City’s goalmachine. She was at the top of the Women’s Super League Top Scorers 2024/2025 list for most of the season, despite not having played in all the games. She also contributed to a 13th goal with an assist. Shaw unfortunately remained sidelined the in the last weeks, unable to add to her tally.

2. Shekiera Martinez – West Ham United 10

Shekiera Martinez worked her way into the Women’s Super League Top Scorer Top 3 in the match against Crystal Palace. The forward scored a hat trick in the first half and found the net a fourth time in the second half.

2. Elisabeth Terland – Manchester United 10

Elisabeth Terland is in 4th place, while Manchester United finished the season in third place. The club lost 4-3 to Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium on the final match day. Terland scored ten goals and contributed to five more with assists.

3. Aggie Beever-Jones – Chelsea 9

Aggie Beever-Jones entered the top four after she scored against Manchester City. The talented football player played in 22 WSL matches this season and scored nine goals – finishing the season on a high with a goal against Liverpool.

3. Mariona Caldentey – Arsenal 9

3. Asseyi – West Ham United 9

4. Bethany England – Tottenham Hotspur 8

Tottenham Hotspur captain Bethany England scored eight goals this season. None of her teammates were anywhere near her goal tally this season. She played 19 matches and gave 1 assist.

4. Guro Reiten – Chelsea 8

Guro Reiten found the net eight times this season. Reiten had a great start of the season, was out with an injury and now has to fight for minutes on the pitch. She played 17 matches.

4. Grace Clinton – Manchester United 8

Grace Clinton entered the top four with eight goals. The Manchester United forward played 21 matches in total and has a 19% goal conversion rate.

5. Rachel Daly – Aston Villa 8

WSL Players that scored this season

The following players scored in the current WSL season but not enough to make it in the top 5:

• Arsenal: Beth Mead (7), Mariona Caldentey (9), Caitlin Foord (6), Rosa Kafaji (1), Stina Blackstenius (5), Frida Maanum (7), Leah Williamson (2), Emily Fox (1), Lotte Wubben-Moy (1), Katie McCabe (1), Lina Hurtig (1), Chloe Kelly (2), Kim Little (1).
• Aston Villa: Rachel Daly (8), Gabi Nunes (2), Anna Patten (1), Ebony Salmon (2), Chasity Grant (4), Kirsty Hanson (1), Pacheco (1).
• Brighton & Hove Albion: Kiko Seike (6), Pauline Bremer (1), Michelle Agyemang (3), Bruna Vilamala (1), Fran Kirby (7), Nikita Parris (6), Marisa Olislagers (2), Vicky Losada (1), Jelena Čanković (1), Rachel McLauchlan (1), Charlize Rule (1).
• Chelsea: Aggie Beever-Jones (5), Johanna Rytting Kaneryd (4), Lucy Bronze (1), Lauren James (3), Nathalie Björn (1), Catarino Macario (6), Sandy Baltimore (4), Mayra Ramírez (4), Erin Cuthbert (4), Ashley Lawrence (1), Wieke Kaptein (2), Sjoeke Nüsken (2), Maika Hamano (2).
• Crystal Palace: Katie Stengel (4), Mille Gejl (3), Annabel Blanchard (4), My Cato (2), Indiah-Paige Riley (2), Ashleigh Weerden (3).
• Everton: Honoko Hayashi (4), Katja Snoeijs (4), Kelly Gago (4), Lucy Graham (1), Sara Holdgaard (3), Veatrikki Sarri (2).
• Leicester City: Jutta Rantala (1), Janice Cayman (4), Yuka Momiki (3), Missy Goodwin (2), Julie Thibaud (1), Hannah Cain (2), Sam Tierney (1).
• Liverpool: Sophie Román Haug (3), Olivia Smith (7), Cornelia Kapocs (2), Taylor Hinds (2), Marie Höbinger (3), Jasmine Matthews (1), Leanne Kiernan (1).
• Manchester City: Kerolin (4), Kerstin Casparij (1), Mary Foweler (6), Jess Park (5), Lauren Hemp (2), Vivianne Miedema (7), Mary Fowler (6), Jill Roord (5), Aoba Fujino (1), Grace Prior (1), Rebecca Knaak (3).
• Manchester United: Grace Clinton (7), Ella Toone (5), Celin Bizet (2), Leah Galton (5), Maya Le Tissier (3), Geyse (1), Elisabeth Terland (4), Melvine Malard (4), Dominique Janssen (2), Hinata Miyazawa (1).
• Tottenham Hotspur: Clare Hunt (1), Hayley Raso (1), Eveliina Summanen (2), Jessica Naz (2), Beth England (2), Olga Ahtinen (1), Drew Spence (3), Amanda Nildén (1), Olga Ahtinen (1).
• West Ham United: Shekiera Martinez (10), Amber Tysiak (2), Viviane Asseyi (9), Anouk Denton (2), Riko Ueki (4), Katrina Gorry (3), Seraina Piubel (1), Manuela Pavi (1).

These are the Women’s Super League Top Scorers 2024/2025.