England star Ella Toone sets her sights on winning silverware at Manchester United
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England star Ella Toone sets her sights on winning silverware at Manchester United… as the Euro 2022 winner insists ‘any team’ can be beaten in the Women’s Super League this season
- Ella Toone was part of the England squad that won Euro 2022 in the summer
- She now wants to take trophies with Manchester United
- Toone believes United are ready to challenge at the top of the table
- She thinks every team can be beat in the Women’s Super League this season
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Ella Toone believes Manchester United are ready to upset the WSL elite and start picking up silverware.
Toone, a star of England’s success at the European Championship, labeled the club’s ambitions ‘huge’ following a recent injection of investment.
United signed Lucia Garcia and Maya Le Tissier over the summer and the 23-year-old pointed to new signings as proof that Marc Skinner’s side can compete for continental places.
Midfielder Ella Toone won the European Championship with England in the summer
Toone now wants to lift silverware at club level with Manchester United
“I was with United for seven years and there was no women’s team to look up to and then all of a sudden they stopped investing and we had a women’s team and we’ve grown since then,” Toone said.
“You’ve seen the amazing talent we’re signing now and the club’s growth and ambition is huge. Of course we just want to keep growing and aiming high.
“Trying to win trophies with the club is the next step. I’m really excited to be a part of it. We have a lot of depth in the squad now.
And we are hungrier than ever to keep going and push for the Champions League places. Any team in this league can beat any team.”
Toone thinks every team can be beat in the Women’s Super League this season
Toone, who unveiled a new all-weather pitch at the Millennium Powerhouse in Manchester’s Moss Side with Football Beyond Borders with Football Beyond Borders, will face Brighton at Leigh Sports Village on Sunday as they look to extend their 100 percent league record this season.
United have big opportunities ahead in December, with Aston Villa at Old Trafford and the Manchester City derby at the Etihad Stadium.
“They’re always great games – we can get as many people in the crowd as possible,” Toone added. “But we know our house is Leigh and we want to make it a fortress. We want to sell that out.’
