Tag: Liverpool FC Women

19 June 2026

Kellan Braxton 0

Ceri Holland Wins Liverpool FC Women’s Player of the Season

Ceri Holland wins Liverpool FC Women's 2025-26 Player of the Season award, voted by fans. The Welsh midfielder also earned Players' Player of the Year honors.

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