England captain Leah Williamson has spoken candidly about her future with the national team and her ambitions for the upcoming World Cup. The Arsenal defender, who led the Lionesses to European glory in 2022, remains a pivotal figure in the squad as they prepare for new challenges.
Williamson's Commitment to England
Despite recent injury setbacks, Williamson reaffirmed her dedication to representing England at the highest level. "Wearing the armband is an honour," she said. "There's still so much I want to achieve with this team."
World Cup Dreams
The 27-year-old admitted that lifting the World Cup is the ultimate goal. "We’ve tasted success, and now we want more," she added, referencing England’s Euro 2022 triumph.
Challenges Ahead
With a new manager at the helm, Williamson acknowledged the need for adaptation. "Every cycle brings change, but our standards won’t drop," she insisted.
The Lionesses are expected to be among the favourites when the tournament kicks off next year.
