Leah Williamson undergoes knee procedure
Leah Williamson has undergone knee surgery and will miss the WSL opener, with questions over how long the England captain will be sidelined.
Leah Williamson plays for Arsenal Women Football Club. The English defender/midfielder has been with Arsenal since the age of nine and made her first team debut in 2014. Williamson wears the number 6 shirt. She was born on March 29, 1997.
Leah Williamson has undergone knee surgery and will miss the WSL opener, with questions over how long the England captain will be sidelined.
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