Steph Houghton, former England captain and Manchester City defender has announced her retirement from football at the end of the season. With a remarkable career spanning 14 years, Houghton legacy includes 121 appearances for England and a record 241 games for Manchester City where she earned eight major trophies.
Houghton impact on women’s football is undeniable, having been a trailblazer both on and off the pitch. She hopes to leave the game in a better place for future generations and remains focused on giving her all for Manchester City in her final months as a player.
Houghton contributions have earned her praise from fellow players, managers and football officials, solidifying her status as a role model and inspiration to young girls aspiring to follow in her footsteps.
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