Manchester City's star forward Khadija 'Bunny' Shaw appears poised to end her prolific tenure with the club. The 29-year-old Jamaican international is anticipated to depart when her current contract concludes at the end of the season, following a period of discussions about a potential extension.
Despite recently celebrating winning the Women's Super League title with City, Shaw is understood to be keen to explore other opportunities. This decision comes after months of what have been described as cordial negotiations between the player and the club regarding a new deal.
Shaw's impact at Manchester City has been nothing short of extraordinary. Since arriving from French side Bordeaux in 2021, she has established herself as one of the most lethal strikers in women's football, amassing an incredible 110 goals in just 133 appearances for the club.
Her goal-scoring prowess has been a cornerstone of City's success. This season is set to see her claim the WSL Golden Boot for a remarkable third consecutive campaign, having netted 19 goals in 21 league games during the current season.
The news of her potential availability has already attracted significant attention from other top clubs. It is believed that reigning WSL champions Chelsea are among those monitoring the situation closely, alongside interest from clubs based in the United States.
Shaw's departure would mark the end of a highly successful chapter for both the player and Manchester City. Her consistent performances and prolific scoring record have made her a fan favorite and a key figure in the team's attacking lineup.
While the club would undoubtedly prefer to retain such a valuable asset, the player's desire to seek a new challenge appears to be the driving factor behind the expected move. The coming weeks will likely see further developments as the summer transfer window approaches.
Based on reporting from SkySports | News.