Jill Scott, Ellen White and Anita Asante have all been inducted into the Women’s Super League (WSL) Hall of Fame for 2023.
The three former England internationals, known for their outstanding contributions to the women’s and girls’ game, were standout figures during their professional careers.
Scott played for Everton, Manchester City, and Aston Villa. The 36-year-old made 175 WSL appearances and scored 22 goals. She also won four Women’s FA Cups, three League Cups and a league title.
White, 34, made 144 league appearances for Arsenal, Notts County, Birmingham City and Manchester City. Her 61 goals at one point made her the WSL’s all-time leading goalscorer. This was later surpassed by Vivianne Miedema.
Asante, 38, enjoyed a trophy-laden spell at Arsenal between 2003 to 2008 and was part of the famous quadruple-winning side in 2006-07. She continued her legacy in the WSL, making 47 appearances for Chelsea and Aston Villa.
The inductions of White, Scott, and Asante were determined by the WSL Hall of Fame selection panel, featuring former players, coaches, officials from the women’s game, journalists, and members of Football Association (FA) staff.
These inductees now join a group of other individuals who have been recognised for their contributions and achievements…
 Hall of Fame for 2023. The three former England internationals, known for their outstanding contributions to the women’s and girls’ game, were standout figures during their professional careers. Scott played for Everton, Manchester City, and Aston Villa. The 36-year-old made 175 WSL appearances and scored 22 goals. She also won four Women’s FA Cups, three League Cups and a league title. White, 34, made 144 league appearances for Arsenal, Notts County, Birmingham City and...){kind=link}