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From teenage record-breakers to loan gems, these six players could define the new BWSL and BWSL2 campaign.
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Katie Reid was having a dream start to life in the BWSL last season - four starts as a 19-year-old centre-back, a senior England call-up, the works. Then an ACL injury pulled the plug. Now she's back and hungry, which should worry everyone else.
Lexi Potter, 20, announced herself with a match-winning goal against Brighton on her first BWSL start for Chelsea. Expect far more minutes this time around.
Layla Drury became Manchester United's youngest-ever player and scorer back in January - not a bad way to introduce yourself. She signed professional terms shortly after turning 17 and already has five BWSL appearances under her belt.
Striker Princess Ademiluyi, 20, arrives at Ipswich Town on loan from Gotham FC. Two goals in nine BWSL2 outings last season suggest there's more to come.
Winger Araya Dennis has joined Leicester on loan from Spurs with one mission: get them promoted back to the top flight. Her experience at BWSL level could prove decisive.
Attacking midfielder Ava Baker heads to Sheffield United on loan after a productive spell with Ipswich - one goal and two assists last term. She'll be looking to build on those numbers, as WSL Football reports.
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