Manchester City don’t want to defend their WSL title. They want to build a dynasty
Legacy, dynasty, whatever they want the world to be. These are the terms Manchester City talk in these days. These are the terms that bring about a £10million new training ground, along the wall of which is emblazoned Andree Jeglertz’s mantra, “We will find a way to win.” So they did, on a weekend when only two of the Women’s Super League’s big four teams enjoyed winning starts. In the best…
Manchester City have abandoned plans to defend their Women's Super League (WSL) title, instead focusing on building a dynasty. Their new training ground, complete with a mantra from manager Andree Jeglertz, highlights their determination to find a way to win. City's impressive victory over Birmingham City, with goals from Mary Fowler and Bunny Shaw, showcased their complete team and ability to reinvent themselves in-game.
The team's success has raised questions about how they will cope with all fronts and without injured player Vivianne Miedema. Despite finishing 17 points behind Chelsea last season, City's dominance in the WSL demonstrates their status as a potential dynasty, even if the term is not favored by Jeglertz.
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