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.

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+🚨

A story what includes Katie Mccabe and Caitin Foord with a child

Jill Ellis is having a bit of a crisis, two of her strikers are out on short notice and one has fallen pregnant. Being just before the world cup, Jill needs someone and quickly, so she calls the only person she trusts enough. Toni O'Neil, the bad girl with the muscles and tattoos and mysterious past is about to take the world by storm.

You're the hottest new coming soccer star and you just turned 18 you have all the nwsl teams calling you asking to join their team and what gets better you get a call from Jill Ellis inviting you to the full national team it's going to be a good life for number 99 or is it?

On the pitch, Alexia Putellas is a focused and unstoppable force - Barcelona's golden midfielder, a Champions League champion, and a leader her team depends on. Off the field, she's become distant. She's skipping team dinners, dodging group chats, and making excuse after excuse no one quite believes. Her teammates are starting to notice... and whisper. Why did she suddenly move to a new house no one's seen? Who is the quiet woman spotted at her games - always in the first row, always leaving last? As Barcelona fights for glory on the European stage, Alexia is playing her own game behind closed doors - one built on secrets, love, and something much bigger than football. But some victories can't stay hidden forever.

" Natalia Elsa Jain, i love you" she said. "I am sorry." I said back. DISCLAIMER! This book is not edited nor totally understandable from my point so if you think it's a mess...it is check out my other stories I improved I swear 😂😂😂

{COMPLETE} Brittney Johnston, the little cousin of 2-time World Cup Champ Julie Ertz, runs away Chicago in search of someone, anyone, to care about her in a way her parents didn't. She has to overcome a lot of ups and downs, but she makes friends that each help her in their own way.

{COMPLETE} Taylor Riel is the third string keeper for the Portland Thorns. After she pushes aside her feelings for a certain teammate for some time, she finds herself as Portland's biggest player, both on the field and off. Eventually, an enamored Sophia Smith finds herself clamoring for the love of her beautiful blonde-haired-blue-eyed teammate, even if it is just secondhand.