After four seasons with the Portland Thorns, Bradie Van Dyk knew she needed a change. She wanted to broaden her horizons, discovering new possibilities away from the US. When the opportunity arose for Bradie to head across the pond and play for Manchester United, alongside her USWNT teammates Christen Press and Tobin Heath, she grabbed at the opportunity. Although she would have to leave behind her Portland Thorns team mates, she was excited for the new adventure. Also heading to Manchester, was her best friend, Sam Mewis. Sam and Bradie had been friends since they first entered the national team scope, and going to England together, was always the dream. However, they'd be playing for the other teams rival. Staying behind in Portland was Bradie's longterm girlfriend. Emily. Emily Sonnett. Bradie didn't want to leave Emily behind in the US, but they knew it was going to be the best thing for both their careers. What happens when one of Bradie's new teammates doesn't fall for her good girl act? What will occur when she starts looking too close into Bradie's past? Will the whole world finally find out about who the real Bradie Van Dyk is? And what danger may possibly ensue after? Little Do They Know is the story of Bradie Van Dyk within the Indi Harrison trilogy

Nineteen-year-old Jessica Lopez and twenty-two-year-old Spanish teammate Ona Batlle are rivals. Jessica plays her football for Manchester City while Ona plays her football for rivals Manchester United. This season is the most competitive yet, with four derby's being played throughout the season in the league, FA cup and Conti Cup, there can only be one winner. Jessica and Ona will be out there to win for their teams, for their side of Manchester. Blue or red? Chose wisely as there will only be one winner. During this season Ona battles with feelings that she has for her 'rival'. Will Ona and Jessica manage a relationship through this competitive season? Will their friendship survive? I don't know, but i do know one thing, their bond will be put to the test, more than once. Will they make it? Read to find out..

Imagines, short stories and fantasies of your favorite female footballers.

Juliette and Keira Walsh love being twins. Since childhood, the two girls have been inseparable and together they shared the same ambition and dream - to become professional footballers. As their goals slowly started to unravel, with Juliette debuting first for Manchester City, soon followed by Keira, the two girls were living their dream - together! But as Juliette's past soon started to catch up to her, she knew she needed a change. She could no longer be living behind her scared history. She needed to get away. Juliette was soon offered a contract with Chelsea for the 2020/2021 season and it would be the first time the two twins would be apart. The first time they would be playing against one another. Juliette soon moved down to London, where she then rediscovered her friendship with Keira's best friend, Leah Williamson. As Keira and Juliette dealt with the repercussions of being separated, many things changed within their lives. Relationship developed and others failed. People moved away, and others returned. How will the two twins cope with the new lives they are about to live? Will Juliette's past finally catch up to her present? And in the end, does family trump all? It's Our Secret is a story about love, heart break and grief, exploring how sisters are each other's true forever... The story of Juliette Walsh within the Indi Harrison trilogy

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.

Mata De Bakker is an 18-year-old star striker from the Netherlands taking the world by storm. You have played professionally for small clubs in your homeland since the age of 15, then at 16 signed a new contract with English powerhouse, Arsenal. It's been two years and playing alongside your dutch partner Vivianne Miedema has been incredible, but what happens when you play Barcelona and meet a special player who questions your loyalty to your club? (Patri Guijarro)

Aitana is nineteen-years-old. She's Spanish and a Barça fan. Aitana has just joined Arsenal on loan for the upcoming season, but no one knows the real reason why. The only people who know why she left are her Barça & Spanish teammates. Most people assume she left for experience & game time but it's quite the opposite.. She doesn't like opening up to people. The only people she's opened up to are her Barça and Spanish teammates, but maybe this opportunity will change her... Maybe she will fall in love, or get heartbroken. Who knows... Read to find out...

Valentine Dahlberg is a Swedish prodigy. After playing for English side Manchester City, during two covid-stricken seasons, she knew it was time for the next step in her career. After a disappointing penalty shootout at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, when European giants Lyon offer her a contract for the 2021/2022 season, Val instantly took up the opportunity. Despite not knowing a word of French, she left Manchester, the place she had grown to call home, and took a risk, moving across Europe, to begin at a new club. At Lyon, the usually lovable Val, clashes with one of her new teammates. At first, their disagreements reflect onto the game, with their performances being less than decent. But when they find out that they undoubtedly have a midfield connection on the pitch, they must put aside their grudges and work together in order to benefit the team. What will come out of their relationship, will they be able to finish the season without any drama? As Valentine adjusts to living in Lyon, new relationships develop and she is forced to come face to face with her inner conflicts, which have been there since she was twelve years old. She almost reaches a breaking point, with discoveries about herself threatening to expose the vulnerable yet authentic side of her, the side she has spent so long trying to hide. Will the struggles of her past come back to haunt her, or will she be able to get over all the insecurities that have formed since the accident? a Danielle van de Donk story.

Ella bronze, yeah that's right, i'm Lucy bronze's younger sister. I'm 19 years old, i just turned 19 actually. I am a forward who plays for wsl side Manchester city along with my sister and her girlfriend. I live with my sister and her girlfriend Keira walsh and we all have a great relationship. I'm the kid on the team. Anyway the world cup is next... will ella make the squad? will she fall in love? will the pressure be too much on young shoulders? I would regard myself as a good person but i do get angry easily. It's not because i don't like people or i'm rude it's because of my past...

After experiencing the heartbreak of a lifetime, Tippah Jones decides to leave Lyon, and move to Arsenal, in the January transfer window of 2022. The 23-year-old Australian midfielder is ready for a fresh start, away from her ex-girlfriend, Ellie Carpenter, and the pains of heartache. At Arsenal, Tippah's life brightens. She starts playing alongside her fellow Matildas, Steph Cately and Caitlin Foord, and meets new people, including the new English captain, Leah Williamson. However, this new life, for Tippah, isn't always easy. The pain is always there. The anger is always there. But, someone, somehow, is able to make it all better, lighting Tippah up like only Ellie had ever been able to do before. Everything seemed as if it was falling into place. As if the pain allowed for new happiness. But, Tippah's demons run deeper than just a surface level heartbreak. Her pain is not just found in her past, but also her present. Her anger isn't found just in heartbreak, but also addiction. How does Tippah deal with this forthcoming pain? How does her new team help her, including the person she never thought could love her? And, in the end, can pain actually be healed with time? Right Where You Left Me is the second story in the Swiftly Pitched series, showcasing how childhood trauma can translate to adult pains, and that the people around you are the most important, even if you don't believe it at first. The Story of Tippah Jones in the Swiftly Pitched Series