Kelsey Beattie, a 24-year-old professional footballer from Scotland, faces a significant crossroads in her career. As the football season draws to a close, her contract with Manchester United is also nearing its end. Presented with two distinct paths, each with its own set of challenges, Kelsey must carefully weigh her options. One option entails a transfer to Arsenal, where her sister, Jen, currently plays. The familial connection adds a compelling element to this choice, yet it is not without its challenges. The alternative involves returning to her roots in Scotland to join Glasgow City, a decision that would require her to rebuild her career from scratch. Despite being able to be closer to her sister at Arsenal, Kelsey faces an obstacle in the form of her longstanding rival, Leah Williamson, who also competes for the same team. Unbeknownst to Kelsey, the animosity between her and Leah runs deep, raising questions about the potential for a harmonious relationship on the field. Will Kelsey do what's best for her career, or will she let feelings get in the way? 🥇 No. 1 - #leah 🥇 No. 1 - #lionesses 🥇 No. 1 - #jenbeattie 🥇 No. 1 - #arsenal 🥇 No. 1 - #womensfootball 🥇 No. 1 - #arsenalwomen 🥇 No. 1 - #leahwilliamson 🥇 No. 1 - #england 🥇 No. 1 - #williamson 🥇 No. 1 - #woso 🥇 No. 1 - #arsenalfc 🥇 No. 1 - #newstory 🥇 No. 1 - #manunited 🥇 No. 1 - #lesbianromance

When Arsenal legend and club captain Leah Williamson returns from injury ahead of the new season, she's met with an unfamiliar presence in the medical room - the newly appointed physio, a 25-year-old specialist with sharp clinical instincts, a guarded disposition, and a nine-month-old child born from a past she refuses to revisit. What begins as a professional collaboration rooted in recovery protocols and training schedules gradually shifts into something more profound. Leah, typically composed and focused, finds herself increasingly drawn to the quiet resilience and fierce protectiveness behind the physio's eyes. But the physio, still rebuilding after a toxic relationship, keeps her distance - not out of disinterest, but out of fear. In this slow-burn romance set against the backdrop of elite women's football, lines blur between recovery and vulnerability, between guarded professionalism and growing connection. Leah falls first - steadily, quietly, unshakably - but it's the physio who falls harder, discovering in Leah not only safety and stability, but the kind of love she never believed she'd deserve. A story of healing, trust, and the transformative power of love after trauma.

Leah Williamson, the beloved captain of the Lionesses and vice-captain of the Arsenal, faces a heart-warming yet challenging journey as she navigates the dazzling world of her growing fame, all while the embracing joys and struggles of life off the pitch and away from the limelight.

Leah Williamson is used to being steady - captain of club and country, calm under pressure, private in all the ways that matter. She's learned to keep her heart guarded. Until Emma Moore walks into her life like a melody she didn't realise she was waiting to hear. Emma, the UK's rising pop star, is all warmth and chaos beneath the spotlight - dazzling the world with her voice, but quietly craving something real. A connection not built on fame or image, but on truth. When a chance encounter turns into something more, neither of them are prepared for the way love unfolds - not loudly, not all at once, but in quiet gestures, soft mornings, late-night voice notes and questions asked through song. Told in moments both ordinary and extraordinary, Every Quiet Thing is a story about what it means to be truly seen, deeply chosen, and gently loved - not for what the world expects you to be, but for who you already are. 🚨Explicit Content 18+🚨

They've been inseparable since they were seven - Leah, the bold girl with a football at her feet and the world on her shoulders, and her quieter counterpart, the one who always knew when Leah needed a moment of silence more than a speech. From playground games to national stadiums, failed relationships to milestone moments, their lives have twisted and grown in tandem - but never quite together. Now in their late twenties, both tired of love that never quite fit, they're still each other's favourite person. And it's enough. It always has been. Until a wedding. A toast. A bottle of wine too many. And a kiss. One kiss that starts unravelling everything they thought they knew - about themselves, about each other, and about the years between them. Told with quiet yearning and slow-burn intimacy, The Years Between Us is a tender exploration of friendship, loyalty, and the kind of love that was always there - just waiting to be seen. 🚨Mature Content 18+🚨

When Amelia Jones lands her dream job as the social media manager for the Lionesses, she's ready to grow their online presence and connect the team with the public. What she isn't prepared for is the growing connection she feels with the team's charismatic captain. As Amelia steps into a world of elite sports, unexpected friendships, and behind-the-scenes pressure, she finds herself juggling more than just media campaigns. New job. New team. New feelings. Follow Amelia as she discovers that some connections can't be planned...no matter how good your content calendar is.

Leah Williamson × Riley Brooks This is a story about Leah Williamson and Riley Brooks. These two footballers have history between them when they were younger. Riley walked in on Leah kissing one of their teammates, Jordan Nobbs. Not long after, Riley asked for a transfer away from Arsenal and signed a 3 year contract with Barcelona. what will happen when these two are forced to meet for the first time in three years at a Champions League game at the Emirates.

18 Yr old Madeline Torres is on the USWNT and recently signed with Arsenal W.F.C. As soon as she joins she instantly clicks with the team, except one person. Leah Williamson. Is there any particular reason the defender doesn't want to get close with her new teammate?

Hallie is a relationship type of woman, not into hookups and flings, she dates to marry. Leah on the other hand has been burnt in the past and not dating at all, she prefers hookup and benefits from attractive woman. The pair enjoy flirting and pushing the boundaries but where they want opposite things they agree it won't go any further than intense flirting and the occasional make out session. How long can they hold out for though as they are forced to see each other on a regular basis. How long until the desire for one another overrides their agreement.

Charlotte Mackenzie can't stand footballers. Arrogant, overpaid, emotionally stunted - she's got a list, and none of them come off well. So when her best friend Imogen (who insists on calling her Lottie, like they're in some Jane Austen novel) drags her to a glitzy football party, Charlotte is less than thrilled. She's only there for the free drinks and moral support. Enter Leah - smart, funny, sharp-eyed, and far too attractive for her own good. They hit it off almost instantly, trading dry wit and flirty barbs in a quiet corner of the party. Charlotte doesn't know who Leah is, and honestly? She likes it that way. For once, she's not judging. She's just... intrigued. What Charlotte doesn't realise is that Leah Williamson is the captain of England. And a key defender for Arsenal. And very, very used to being recognised - just not by the one girl she's suddenly desperate to impress. As sparks fly and secrets simmer, Charlotte starts falling for the woman she thinks is just Leah. But when the truth comes out, will everything she hates about footballers come crashing back - or will Leah be the exception who proves her completely, heartbreakingly wrong? 🚨Mature Content 18+🚨