The Jamaican has been a key figure in City’s push for the WSL title, registering 21 goals in just 18 appearances, while also providing three assists.
She’s on course to finish as the league’s top scorer, having incredibly averaged a goal every 66 minutes so far this campaign.
Shaw has already claimed individual acclaim for her exploits this season, having been named the FWA Footballer of the Year, alongside fellow City star, Phil Foden.
And it’s just rewards for another phenomenal campaign in which she has once again broken new ground in sky blue.
She is the first player to score three WSL hat-tricks in a calendar year [2023] and, between November 2023 and January 2024, the forward would grab three trebles in just four matches.
Finding the net in both WSL Manchester derbies, the Jamaican’s clinical finish at the Etihad Stadium in March would also see her become our record goalscorer, overtaking Georgia Stanway in the process.
Another crucial strike came in our 1-0 win over Chelsea in February, with City becoming the first away side to come away from Kingsmeadow with three points in over three years.
The Jamaican has fought off the sizeable challenge of City team-mate Khiara Keating, Chelsea duo Lauren James and Niamh Charles, Arsenal’s Lotte Wubben-Moy, Spurs youngster Grace Clinton, Leicester’s Jutta Rantala and Brighton forward Elisabeth Terland.
Everyone at Manchester City would like to congratulate Bunny on being named WSL Player of the Season.
