After dramatic Shaw U-turn and title win, Manchester City target historic double
Manchester City has successfully extended Khadija Shaw's contract, ensuring she remains with the team after initially planning to leave for Chelsea. The club is now focused on winning the FA Cup to complete a historic double following their recent league title victory. With Shaw's commitment and a strong squad, City aims to build on their success and challenge for more trophies in the future.
- ▪Khadija Shaw signed a four-year contract extension with Manchester City after initially deciding to leave.
- ▪Manchester City won their first league title in a decade and are now targeting the FA Cup for a historic double.
- ▪The team is preparing for the FA Cup final against Brighton, aiming for their first FA Cup win in six years.
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Khadija Shaw’s contract was extended in the 11th-hour after Manchester City realised they could not afford to lose her to rivals Chelsea. Photograph: Naomi Baker/WSL/Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenKhadija Shaw’s contract was extended in the 11th-hour after Manchester City realised they could not afford to lose her to rivals Chelsea. Photograph: Naomi Baker/WSL/Getty ImagesManchester City WomenAfter dramatic Shaw U-turn and title win, Manchester City target historic doubleFA Cup final victory against Brighton would make it a perfect month and the squad are hungry for more successTom GarryFri 29 May 2026 05.01 EDTLast modified on Fri 29 May 2026 05.02 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleSecure your first league title for a decade? Tick.
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