Khadija Shaw makes shock U-turn and signs record deal to stay at Manchester City
Striker will become highest-paid women’s footballer Shaw had been expected to sign for Chelsea Khadija Shaw has signed a four-year contract at Manchester City that will make her by far the world’s highest-paid women’s footballer, after one of the most dramatic U-turns the Women’s Super League transfer market has eve…
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