Arsenal Stories

Rue (v.) to bitterly regret or feel remorse for something Beatrice Levine had a legacy. She played her way up through Arsenal's academy and England Youth groups. She'd won trophies, medals, individual awards, the 2022 Euros. And she did it all alongside Leah Williamson. Beatrice was a ray of sunshine - loved by fans and teammates alike. She worked hard and laughed harder. Her shirt was the highest sold women's shirt in the armoury. Her and Leah were known affectionately for their childhood friendship. She went off the 2023 World Cup as vice captain and a promise to Leah that she'd win it for her. And she never came home. Six months of silence. No football, no social media, no contact with anyone. Not even Leah. The news came in January 2024. Beatrice Levine had signed for Benfica. And half a season later, Barcelona put in an offer she couldn't refuse. Back at the top of her game, and with the 2025 Euros fast approaching, there's only so long Beatrice can avoid her old teammates. With her newfound Spanish friends and a mildly aggressive three legged cat, Beatrice must decide if she's ready to return to the life she once left behind.

Freya Goodwill grew up quiet, letting her football speak for her. After time away from the game, she returns to Sunderland A.F.C. Women on a short-term deal, hoping for a simple return to something she once loved. But football doesn't stay simple. In one night against Chelsea, she comes off the bench and scores four goals, shocking the entire football world. Almost overnight, she becomes the name on every headline, every highlight, every debate. And through all the noise, one question follows her everywhere: Who is Freya Goodwill? 🥇#Alexiaputellas 🥇#sutherland 🥇#wsl 🥇#Chelsea 🥇#arsenal 🥇#lionesses 🥇#football 🥇#wlw 🥇#england

Before she met Riccardo Calafiori, Delilah Shepard believed timing was everything. She believed some people were simply meant to cross your path for a moment before disappearing forever. She had no idea she was about to be proven completely wrong.

When England and Arsenal star Alexia Morgan goes on a trip with her friends she bumps into an unlikely singer... Never believing love at first sight could she believe it now?

For as long as she can remember, Rowan Ellis has lived in the shadow of her older sister-the Arsenal academy captain everyone believed would change the game. When her sister died unexpectedly, she left behind more than heartbreak. She left behind impossible expectations, painful memories... and Leah Williamson. Years later, Rowan finally earns her place in Arsenal's first team, determined to prove she's more than just the other Ellis. But every training session, every match, and every familiar face reminds her of the legacy she never asked to inherit. Especially Leah. Once her sister's closest friend, Leah has spent years carrying the weight of a promise she couldn't keep. Watching Rowan step into the same dressing room, wear the same badge, and chase the same dream is almost more than she can bear. So she does the only thing she knows how to do. She keeps Rowan at arm's length. But as grief slowly gives way to friendship, and friendship begins to feel like something neither of them expected, Leah must face the one thing she's been running from all along. Because loving Rowan doesn't mean letting go of the past. It means finding the courage to live beyond it.

An ordinary London afternoon turns into something unforgettable when Martin Ødegaard, Arsenal's captain, takes the train for once - no driver, no press, just quiet. Across the carriage, Beth, a Tottenham fan on her way to a Spurs match, is scrolling through her phone when someone snatches her bag and bolts. Before she can react, Martin is already up - chasing through the crowd, catching the thief, returning the bag. She thanks him, still breathless, still unaware who he is. He smiles, amused by her Spurs scarf. Two rivals. One train. One unexpected encounter that starts something neither of them saw coming.

Some promises are made with words. Others are made with actions. At just nine years old, Scarlett-better known as Lettie-has already experienced more than any child ever should. After years of abuse, she's finally rescued and given a chance at a new life with the one person she's always felt safest with her twenty seven year old sister, Alessia. An Arsenal and England footballer, Alessia is used to performing in front of thousands of people. But nothing could prepare her for becoming the safe place her little sister has always needed. Lettie hasn't spoken in months. She clings to her lion, finds comfort in familiar routines, and struggles to believe that she is finally safe. Every day brings new challenges, heartbreaking setbacks, and tiny moments of hope as Alessia does everything she can to give her the childhood she deserved. The day Lettie came home, Alessia made herself one promise. No one would ever hurt her little sister again. Healing isn't about forgetting the past-it's about learning that love can exist without fear. But some wounds take longer to mend than others, and trust is something that can't be rebuilt overnight. A heartfelt story about trauma, autism, unconditional love, and the unbreakable bond between two sisters. Because sometimes, home isn't a place-it's a person.

Woso one shots about Steph catley and Kyra Cooney Cross

𝑱𝒖𝒔𝒕 𝒃𝒆𝒕𝒘𝒆𝒆𝒏 𝒖𝒔, 𝒅𝒐 𝒚𝒐𝒖 𝒓𝒆𝒎𝒆𝒎𝒃𝒆𝒓 𝒊𝒕 𝒂𝒍𝒍 𝒕𝒐𝒐 𝒘𝒆𝒍𝒍? After her father's death, Sienna returns to her summer house in northern Italy with one goal: to sell it and close this chapter of her life once and for all. Instead, she finds a photo that shatters her image of a perfect family, and a childhood neighbor she'd rather never see again. - Riccardo Calafiori x fem!character

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.

Juliette Harper is a footballer, until everything is on pause when her mother is sick. She disappears off the football world for 2 years and returns, what could happen? Jules must prove herself on the pitch while facing the loneliness she's always outrun. A story of ambition, belonging, and unexpected beginnings-sometimes losing everything is the only way to find what you truly need.

Ciara McCabe is Katie McCabes younger sister they both play for arsenal and live together Katie is very overprotective over Ciara, so what happens when Katie gets suspicious that her baby sister and Steph Catley have a thing for each other... First couple chapters aren't the best but I think it gets better!?

Leah Williamson experiences a terrifying bus driver. That moment changes her life for the better but she doesn't know that yet.

"And so you wait to see what she'll do Is it sun or rain for you? But it breaks your heart in two When you find it's October and She's gone Summer's gone" ~Stevie Wonder "Summer soft" (1976)

In the high stakes world of elite women's football, rivalries are built on pride, loyalty, and legacy. For England captain Leah Williamson, control and composure have always been her greatest strengths, until she meets the one player who refuses to be contained. Ava Moretti is chaos in boots: fierce, unapologetic, and playing for everything Leah represents as the enemy. When their clubs collide, so do their worlds, on and off the pitch. What begins as a heated rivalry filled with reckless tackles and sharper words slowly unravels into something far more dangerous. Because the line between hatred and desire is thinner than the offside line, and far easier to cross. Highest Rankings: #1 in footballfiction #1 in emotionalslowburn #1 in englandlionesses #4 in fxf #7 in arsenalwomen #9 in femalexfemale #9 in arsenalwfc #9 in wsl #10 in leahwilliamson

[ENG] "What we believe doesn't define who we are." - "But what we believe defines how we are." Two opposing people collide, and it seems they have nothing in common - except a name. But can incompatible souls find their way to each other if they believe in it? [Translation with ChatGPT.]

Spider-Man joins Young Justice because why not

After dealing with a world ending threat, Green Arrow decides to step down from the Justice League and fight crime in Star City alongside Black Canary, Arsenal, Speedy, and the rest of the Arrow Family.

Chloe, considered one of the best female footballers but not to the players. To the players Is a problem.

timo thinks - knows - that he's walking in circles, finding himself at dead-ends every time he tries a new path