Leahwilliamson Stories

They were everything at sixteen - teammates, soulmates, wildfire. Leah Williamson and Willow Sterling loved loudly, fought fiercely, and promised forever. Until the night Willow vanished without a word. Five years later, she's back. And Leah wants answers - not the memories that come rushing in, not the familiar ache in her chest, and definitely not the sparks that still burn between them. But Willow didn't just leave. She ran. And now the truth is coming with her.

Ellie Carpenter's cousin, Mila, was Ellies bridesmaid as she had always promised as a kid. She expected a long night of polite smiles, small talk with strangers, and dodging anyone who tried to get too close. Weddings weren't her thing - people weren't her thing. Then Leah Williamson walked in. Following a group of footballers invited to celebrate Ellie and Daniëlle Van De Donk's big day, Leah stepped into the venue with zero expectations... until her eyes landed on the girl in green. She didn't know her name, didn't know her story - but something about her pulled Leah in instantly. And she couldn't look away. All night, Leah's gaze kept drifting back to Mila. And Mila noticed. Of course she noticed. She always noticed when someone watched her - but this time, she didn't shut it down. Instead, she tested her. A held stare. A raised brow. A smirk that dared Leah to try harder. If Leah wanted her attention, she'd have to earn it. What neither of them expected was how quickly the spark would catch... or how impossible it would be to ignore. Between stolen glances, quiet challenges, and the kind of tension that made the room feel smaller, Mila found herself letting someone in for the first time in a long time. And Leah? She was determined to figure out the mystery girl in green - no matter how many walls she had to climb.

She had learned, over time, what it felt like to be overlooked. At twenty-five she trained with Sydney FC Women knowing her name would rarely be the one called first. She ran the drills, followed the systems, did the quiet work that never made highlights. Football had never been kind to her, but she loved it anyway - loved the rhythm of boots on grass, the early mornings, the belief that one good moment might still be waiting. The ocean was different. At Bondi Beach, she was certain of herself. The whistle, the flags, the endless stretch of water - this was where she belonged. Here, she was trusted. Here, she didn't disappear. She watched the tides the way others watched scoreboards, reading danger before it arrived, moving without hesitation when it did. Steph Catley had passed her more than once. At training. On the edge of vision. Another player, another lifeguard, another presence easy to miss when the world was already loud. Until the morning the sea turned. Until the whistle cut sharp through the air and Steph looked up in time to see her run - not away from danger, but straight into it. Calm. Commanding. Unafraid. A woman who did not need an audience to be extraordinary. And just like that, everything shifted. This is a story about the space between who we are and who the world sees. About loving two callings, even when one never loves you back. And about a quiet kind of devotion - built not on trophies or noise, but on the moment someone finally notices you properly, exactly as you are. Between the flags, she had always been enough.

Mara Shojaee is an 18 year old academy graduate stepping into stadiums, headlines and expectations far bigger than herself. Talented, composed, and quietly unraveling, she learns that success isn't just about earning a place, it's about letting others share the weight. In a team built on leadership, trust, and care, Mara discovers that belonging isn't something you prove alone. Sometimes you can let your teammates hold you steady when the world gets loud.

Sixteen-year-old Evie Warner leaves everything behind to sign a professional contract for Arsenal. It's a big step but she's happy to escape her past. With new teammates, a new house mate and football to contend with, will she thrive? Or will her past catch up with her?

A young Belgian footballer steps onto the world stage, chasing her dream while navigating friendship, love, and the pressures of the pitch. In the game of life, every choice has its consequences.

Alessia Russo is Arsenal's rising star. Emilia is a lawyer with a past she can't hide. When their worlds collide, the chemistry is impossible to ignore. From playful teasing to passionate intimacy, they navigate love, media scrutiny, and the pressures of professional soccer-learning that being side by side is the only way to survive the spotlight.

Astrid Nilsson is the daughter of Spurs legend Erik Nilsson. After spending three seasons playing for Spurs and the Sweden National Women's Team, Astrid abruptly leaves football, dropping out of the World Cup squad and moving to the States. Nobody hears anything about Astrid Nilsson. Not until the following year, as the transfer window draws to a close, and Arsenal, announce the signing of Astrid and her rumoured American girlfriend, Sadie Forbes. The signing sends shock waves through women's football. Astrid is labelled as disloyal and quickly becomes one of the most hated players. But nobody knows what's going on behind the scenes. Nobody knows why Astrid took a year out and why she suddenly signed for the team she'd grown up to hate. It's down to the Arsenal team to figure out what's really going on with Astrid and Sadie before it's too late.

After two years with the England squad, Eloise Davids thought nothing about camp could surprise her anymore. Not the pressure. Not the shared rooms. But sharing one with Hannah Hampton changes more than she expects. While Hannah's feelings quietly deepen, Eloise's past begins to catch up with her - closer, louder, and harder to ignore. Will they find each other through it all, or will the past tear apart everything they're trying to build? (in "information" you learn everything you need to know about Eloise)

you know how to ball i know aristotle Issy Adams: World's highest grossing upcoming actress. Alexia Putellas: La Reina. Best female footballer in the world. When two worlds collide will they fit together, or cause destruction? Alexia Putellas x OC Short story

- Hanna Putellas Segura (formally Hanna Cooper) - you and alexia have been married for two years and been together for five - as you and her are at the top of football and in the public eye a lot you both decided early on that your relationship will be secret and private - you don't speak to your family as the disowned toy when you were sixteen - as you were in the academy with Leah Amanda took you in and she's been more of a mum to you then your mum ever was - the only people who know that you are married is Amanda , Alba and Eli - You play for Arsenal Alexia plays for Barcelona - you refuse to do a lot of media and when you do you have dedicated a fortnight to do it all for ads and arsenal so you have more time to go to Barcelona and spend time with alexia during the season - both of your teammates club and national has seen the way you've become happier and relaxed and they have no idea why. It is the same as alexia's teammates. - they've asked questions but they never got a straight answer - Amanda thinks you should at least tell Leah as she's like your sister but as much as you want to you and alexia love no one knowing as it's just peaceful - on the other hand you wish you could be more public as you love your wife and you want your friends to know as they're like family This story starts two weeks before the 2025 WUCL final when you win the game against Lyon and go to Barcelona to see alexia and watch her game

Issy Adams bleeds arsenal. Her and her best friend Leah Williamson being known as die hard gunners. However recently Issy hasn't been getting the play time she wants, Arsenal is going down hill then Jonas sends her on loan. Join Issy on her journey to Barcelona where she'll make friendships, memories and maybe love? alexia putellas x OC character

A fearless goalkeeper proves that anticipation, heart, and choice matter more than inches, finding her place on the pitch, in the team, and in love. Alessia Russo x oc - au timeline, clubs and players

Kylie Williamson is 15 years old and was put into care by Leah Williamson when she was a baby. Kylie has no idea who her real biological parents are but Find it funny how she has the same last name as Leah Williamson the England captain for the lionesses. She lives with her abusive alcoholic,drug,addictive foster parents. Her best friend is called freya they go to the same school and live 2 minutes away from each other.

London Adair has a secret she's never told anyone. Until Rose accidently found out, soon the whole team knew. London gladly accepted the offer to go on loan to Arsenal to escape the fact they knew. She moves to England, closer to her cousin, and farther from her parents. How will her cousin react to discovering the truth, if she ever does?

Football. A simple game that has the power to change everything. Harry Hampton is a struggling 12 year old boy. His life is a mess but when he moves in with his older sister, things begin to change. With a year full of triumph could this be what turns his life around? And who needs who more? Harry? Or the Lionesses?

Oneshots of various female footballers, mainly players from the WSL and Barca, any requests are open <3

matilda was clinical. mich knew it, katie knew it but tilly? no. she thought she was just an ordinary girl. when she's dropped from the team she grew up in awe of. the gunners. but who comes calling?... one name in particular. a legend. an icon. and a name maker. emma hayes. when she utillises matilda to the best of her ability, will she succeed?

Maisie Walsh is 14 years old. She lives with her big sister Keira Walsh In London. She's lived with Keira for aslong as she can remember because their parents couldn't handle maisie and her extreme adhd. What does life look like while ava is really struggling in school and keira keeps getting phone calls that she's not behaving again.

Leah has learned how to live in public. She knows how to answer questions, how to lead under pressure, how to give enough of herself to satisfy the world without giving too much away. Her private life is exactly that: carefully protected, deliberately unseen. Until one question crosses the line. It isn't crude. It isn't explicit. But it reaches for something that isn't football, and once it's asked, it can't be unheard. In the days that follow, the implication spreads: through articles that read between the lines, through online speculation that treats silence as invitation, through strangers who begin to feel entitled to what she's never offered. What hurts isn't exposure, but erosion. The sense of being watched not for who she is on the pitch, but for who she might be when the cameras are gone. As the tournament unfolds, Leah holds tighter to the life she's kept separate, learning how much strength it takes to say nothing at all, and how lonely it can be to protect something no one else can see.