Khadijah Shaw: Manchester City’s future is key in attack.

“I was a bit nervous about announcing her new deal,” Shaw admitted after the win at Wembley.

Her fans were emotional about her departure, and Chelsea were ready to seize the opportunity.

But Shaw is delighted to get her hands on another piece of silverware after a long season which has seen her win various accolades including Player of the Year and the Golden Boot.

“It feels good to get the double,” Shaw said. “I’ve always said that Manchester is my home. It took a while, but we finally got[the contract deal]done.”

The opening game at Wembley was decisive, with Brighton dominating the opening 30 minutes and City struggling to find a goal.

One minute – In the 38th minute, the Jamaican striker lofted a cross to Shaw and shot it past goalkeeper Chiamaka Nadozi.

That killed Brighton’s momentum and captain Alex Greenwood scored just before the break to put City back in front.

Jeglerts said Shaw’s goal “relieved” the team and Fujino’s assist in the second half kept City out of sight. A late goal by substitute Vivian Miedema sealed the win.

Despite the uproar over the past month, Shaw has remained their standout player. She was the winner of the match, which was important in the end Semi-final And he finished the WSL season with a double on the final day to reach 21 goals in 22 matches.

“I was really impressed with how she handled it,” Zeglertz said. “She never showed any emotion that affected her performance.”

“Of course she knows about the literature. But at the same time, she’s very professional, she always works and she’s always a good person.”