Khadija Shaw: Man City striker makes black power salute after facing racism
Shaw is one of the most attractive black female football players in the world, and in WSL, there is no active forward to touch her.
She has scored 11 league goals this season and despite playing two games, the second-highest scorer, Alessia Russo.
Manchester City’s Player of the Year has scored 88 goals in just 102 games in the club.
She was loved and respected in the city, and the stadium announcer emphasized that she was “our No. 21” after two goals in the fourth match.
Teammate Lauren Hemp told Sky Sports, “It’s incredible.” “The Rabbit has been through a lot of things lately, so it’s great for her and for us, seeing her like her It’s great to score goals like the defender that has been doing.”
It is in games like Liverpool that her quality is the brightest. There are no large opportunities at both ends, and the zodiac has two and a half sports, both.
She saw her control for the first time and turned in half a yard space before the driver shot. The second time she controls the cross at the height of her waist and then rotates and nets with Half-volley
“Tonight could be a 6-4 chance,” Liverpool manager Matt Beard then said. “The difference tonight is the rabbit figure.”
As women’s football continues to grow, the abuse that Shaw suffers may only become more common.
WSL fans must want her to continue trading in England. On her best days, Shaw is an amazing athlete – one of the best touch and finish abilities in modern games, and is strong.
“Manchester City needs this moment, they need big games,” former Sheffield United forward Courtney Sweetman-Kirk told Sky Sports.
“That’s what you prove people’s point of view.”
