COMPLETED "I hope nobody catch us, but I kinda hope they catch us" in which jobe Bellingham and Chloe Corbu do not like each other at all, or at least that's what they think.

Aleid van Alstine has been representing the Netherlands since she was seventeen, kickstarting her career at nearby club FC Twente, before moving to Germany to play for Wolfsburg, then to the United States to play for the Houston Dash, and now to England for her next adventure at the north London team, Arsenal. Despite having been relatively at home at Houston, with a girlfriend and even a dog, she missed Europe and her family terribly, along with the sport she loves. Football has always been her safe place, and when the coronavirus pandemic took away nearly two seasons from her, she knew she couldn't wait any longer, especially with the upcoming Olympics. At Arsenal awaits some of her closest Dutch friends, and she can't wait to play with them, but for some reason, moving clubs feels like the wrong decision. It couldn't be though, Arsenal has all she ever wanted. They're a great club in a competitive league, there are world class teammates, it's relatively close to the Netherlands and she already speaks the language, so what's holding her back? Long distance is always difficult, especially when Aleid has spent so long quarantining with no one but her girlfriend, Kristie Mewis. What will happen when their relationship threatens to crumble? What will happen when there's another person, for not only Aleid, but also for Kristie? To make matters worse, there comes a point where she feels as though there's no one she can trust, and when she finds out that it's not what she thought, she doesn't know how to react. The pressure that comes with playing on the big stage, constantly being watched by fans and critics all around the world, is something professionals have to learn to deal with. Everyone knows that it's extremely difficult though, and alongside her own personal problems, she isn't sure how much longer she'll be able to cope. Will she be able to escape the drama, or will a series of lies threaten to break her down? a Leah Williamson story.

Leah Morris has a rough life. Her mother, a killer and not imprisoned, doesn't exactly help. After she meets someone, her whole life will turn around. Welcome to 'Life can be Crazy'. This story is a roller coaster so fasten your seatbelts! DISCLAIMER: I take no claim of any character in this book, except for my own. Every person is for fictional use. WARNING: Mentions of abuse throughout the whole story NOTE: English isn't my first language

No one understood her, no one loved her, no one cared for her. Not until Leah Williamson. || footballfanfic || womenfootball

Y/n Bronze, sister of Lucy Bronze, embarking on her footballing journey in the WSL.

world known footballer Mapí Leon was famous for playing more than just football. Can she convince the new team physio that had just made the big move from Arsenal WFC that she's more than her reputation?