Emilia Padilla is a storm of sharp edges and hollow nights, a striker who survives on the frantic friction of strangers to keep her demons at bay. Alexia is the steady hand, the calm water, the sun who leads with a kindness Emilia doesn't think she deserves. When the world strips away the professional boundaries, Emilia is forced to face her greatest fear-not the noise, but the terrifying, beautiful silence that only Alexia can bring. Caught between the ink of shared notebooks and the warmth of a safe harbor, the girl who refuses to be touched is cornered by the only woman brave enough to hold her. Alexia Putellas x Emila Padilla (OC)

Cara Weber is the German Football Prodigy. At just 18 years old she became the first ever female footballer to reach a market value of 1 million euro. She played at Bayern until she was 17 and then moved to Man City with a record breaking deal. When she first came to Man City, Alex Greenwood took her under her wing as she is captain. Cara had to face many problem off pitch as well as she has focal epilepsy with Addisons. But she doesn't want the world to know about her illnesses bc she doesn't want to be seen as the footballer with illnesses. Let's dive into her life But it's more like oneshots, idk how to call it Anyways have fun :)

Leah Williamson is used to pressure. As the captain of the Lionesses, she knows how to carry the weight of a nation on her shoulders. But nothing prepares her for a cold Tuesday night in London. While out with teammates, a flash of white in a dark alleyway catches her eye. There, tucked behind a dumpster, lies five-year-old Emma. She is pale, starving, and-according to the government-she doesn't exist. With no birth certificate, no parents, and no history, Emma is a ghost in the system. Leah was supposed to be focusing on the upcoming season, but suddenly, the game doesn't matter. From hospital vigils to legal battles against a system that wants to put Emma in a cold institution, Leah decides to take the biggest risk of her life. She doesn't just want to save the girl; she wants to give her a home. But can a world-famous athlete provide the stability a "ghost" needs to finally be seen?

Elowen Roux is twenty four, confident, stubborn, and convinced she knows exactly who she is. For four years, she has played beside Leah Williamson for both Arsenal and England. Four years of shared changing rooms, away buses, late night texts, inside jokes, stolen hoodies, and the kind of friendship that made everyone around them raise an eyebrow. But Elowen always laughed it off. She was straight. Leah was her best friend. That was all it had ever been. At least, that was what she kept telling herself. When England camp begins and a room mix up leaves Elowen and Leah sharing one hotel room with only one bed, everything they have spent years ignoring starts to feel impossible to hide. Leah is careful, controlled, and determined not to cross a line. Elowen is confused by the way her heart reacts every time Leah pulls away. Because sleeping beside your best friend should feel normal. Missing her touch should not. And when the lights go out, the truth becomes harder to avoid. Elowen swore she was straight. Until Leah stopped feeling like just a friend.

Leah Williamson has a routine. It's precise, it's demanding, and it's arguably the reason she's one of the best in the world. Training, recovery, media obligations, early nights-her life is a tightly organized machine. Enter Mia, her brother's fifteen-year-old daughter. After getting suspended from school for the third time and finding herself in trouble with the local police, Mia is shipped off to Leah's for the summer as a "last resort." Leah thinks she can handle a teenager; she's led teams into high-pressure tournaments, after all. But she quickly realizes that a rebellious teen is a different kind of opponent. Between late-night sneaking out, ruined designer clothes, and unexpected social media scandals, Leah's perfectly curated life is about to be turned upside down. As the summer heats up, Leah has to decide: does she play by the rules and risk losing the only girl who needs a mentor, or does she break the system to save her niece from spiraling out of control?

When I landed my dream job as Arsenal's new physiotherapist, I knew I'd be dealing with pressure. What I didn't expect was her. Leah Williamson - captain, England star, and the most stubborn player I've ever met. From the moment we clashed, it's been constant arguments, eye-rolls, and sarcastic remarks. She doesn't trust me, and I can't stand her attitude. But when an injury forces her into my hands, everything changes. Behind the fire and the walls, I start to see the real Leah - vulnerable, protective, and impossible to ignore. One mistake, that's all it takes and both our careers are over. Is she worth the risk and am I willing to take it?

You know that feeling? The one where it feels like the whole world is against you. It's the only feeling Finley Stone has known her whole life. Growing up in The rougher part of North London was easy for Finley, growing up with a abusive druggie of a mother wasn't exactly the ideal environment for someone but it did teach her one thing... trust can be misused in so many ways. So what happens when the troublesome 15 year old happens to run across a ceartain footballer when pissing about on a feild?

Being the little sister of an overprotective footballer can bring a bit of a struggle to life, and even more when she get injured. It's a one-shot but if you are interested I might do a second part, put a comment if you want one.

hi guys basically this is like my first story to do in my spare time for fun and stuff and so far i am managing to post every day or every 2 days but thank you all for the support. any requests can be put in comments or feel free to message me as all requests are anonymous ❤️❤️

To the fans at Kingsmeadow, Christabella Russo is "The Steel Lioness." At just twenty-one, she carries the weight of a legendary surname and the expectations of a club that accepts nothing less than silverware. She is a player defined by a haunting duality: the delicate, technical grace of a "Wonder Kid" and the scarred, rugged resilience of an athlete who has looked at the end of her career and refused to blink. Christabella doesn't just play football; she orchestrates it. After her ACL reconstruction, she evolved from a pure sprinter into a tactical architect.