All news on the topic: Keira Walsh

Keira Walsh joined Barcelona in 2022 from Manchester City for a then-world record transfer fee in the women's game - but the Lioness could yet return to the Women's Super League this summer

Leah Williamson once asked Barcelona midfielder and England team-mate Keira Walsh for her opinion on her Euro 2022 performance and received some characteristically constructive feedback

Keira Walsh has not had a summer off since 2020, playing at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021, before European Championships and the World Cup finals in following summers

Cardiff City Ladies are the only Welsh club competing in the English women's system and were recently taken over by a consortium fronted by the multi-billion pound company Canva

England face Scotland and Netherlands in a double header later this month as the Lionesses begin their first ever Women's Nations League campaign - And boss Sarina Wiegman has selected her squad

The 30-player shortlist for this year's women's Ballon d'Or award has been released and four of England's Lionesses have earned nominations for the prestigious prize

England boss Sarina Wiegman has named her starting XI for the Lionesses Women's World Cup final against Spain in Australia on Sunday evening

Lauren James will be eligible to play for England on Sunday after serving her two-match ban - but should Ella Toone keep her starting spot in Wiegman's squad?

England will face Spain in the FIFA 2023 Women's World Cup final after a sensational 3-1 win in Sydney over co-hosts Australia booked their place - with Keira Walsh playing a crucial role

Pubs in Leeds, Birmingham, Plymouth, London and Manchester were full despite the 11am kick-off, and the World Cup is expected to net a £185million boost to the economy

Sarina Wiegman's Lionesses became the first England side since 1966 to reach a World Cup final after digging deep to beat hosts Australia 3-1 win to set up a meeting with Spain

AUSTRALIA 1-3 ENGLAND: Lionesses show character, strength and quality once again to come through yet another tough test and book a place in the Women's World Cup final

England beat co-hosts Australia to reach the final of the Women's World Cup and Sarina Wiegman's players celebrated wildly in the changing room afterwards

England have reached their first Women's World Cup final after beating Australia 3-1 in a nail-biting clash - with Ella Toone, Lauren Help and Alessia Russo scoring

The Lionesses have made their first ever Women's World Cup final and face a ferociously attacking opponent

Keira Walsh says England are ready for the fight against Australia - and injured captain Leah Williamson has travelled Down Under to cheer the team on against the Matildas

Keira Walsh says Australia don't have an advantage going into Wednesday's huge World Cup semi-final - despite being the only team to defeat the Lionesses under manager Sarina Wiegman

Even if the Lionesses' No.4 is available to play, Sarina Wiegman admitted she could stick with the 3-4-1-2 formation employed against China, where Walsh was absent and Katie Zelem played

Nigeria boss Randy Waldrum is plotting England's downfall at the 2023 Women's World Cup and says his team will be ready for Keira Walsh

The FA still haven't given an update on how serious Keira Walsh's injury is but she has been pictured doing individual rehab and now new pictures have emerged which will please fans

Barcelona star Keira Walsh suffered a knee injury at the Women's World Cup - and it's unclear whether she will play again in the tournament in Australia and New Zealand

Keira Walsh went off injured during the first half of England's 1-0 win over Denmark and was later pictured on crutches - but she has avoided a major injury and isn't leaving Australia yet

The England midfielder was the latest high-profile women's football to find herself forced to the sidelines as the women's game continues to be ravaged by the injury

Keira Walsh went off injured during the first half of England's 1-0 win over Denmark and was later pictured on crutches - the news could be a huge blow to the Lionesses' World Cup hopes

ENGLAND 1-0 DENMARK: Lauren James' goal ensured England remain unbeaten at the World Cup and are on course for the last 16 - but the Lionesses were dealt another major injury blow