After Leah Williamson's ACL injury ahead of the 2023 Women's World Cup, England faced defensive challenges. Alex Greenwood stepped up, playing every minute in England's journey to the final and excelling as a defender. Born in Bootle and joining Everton's youth team at eight, Greenwood's career progressed from her debut at 16 to vital roles with the Lionesses and Manchester City. Her resilience through club challenges, including relegation and being released by Liverpool, has solidified her reputation as one of the best defenders in the women’s game.
England's defensive struggle post Williamson’s injury was mitigated by Alex Greenwood, who emerged as a key player and played every minute in the 2023 Women's World Cup.
Greenwood, considered one of the top defenders in women's football, made her senior debut at 16 and has consistently represented the England national team.
Despite facing challenges such as club relegation and being released by Liverpool, Greenwood established herself as a fundamental player for both club and country.
A child prodigy who joined Everton at eight, Greenwood's career trajectory showcases her resilience and evolution as one of England’s best-ever defenders.
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