Tullis-Joyce shortlisted for PFA award
Manchester United Women's goalkeeper Phallon Tullis-Joyce has been nominated for the PFA Women's Players' Player of the Year award.
Tullis-Joyce, who kept a remarkable 18 clean sheets from 30 outings last season, was instrumental to our successes in 2024/25.
Marc Skinner's side finished third in the WSL table after 22 games played and will now play UEFA Women's Champions League football next season.
Phallon also conceded just 22 goals in all competitions, which is a stunning feat given it was her breakthrough campaign for the Reds.
The best of Phallon's breakout season
What a season Phallon Tullis-Joyce had for United! Her highlights include saves of the double and triple variety...
The 28-year-old is now also a fully fledged USA international, having made her debut back in April during a 2-0 win over Brazil.
Remarkable saves against Manchester City in the Adobe Women's FA Cup helped us reach the final of the competition, before we were sadly beaten by Chelsea at Wembley.
Phallon also made a brilliant triple stop against the Blues in our final WSL outing of the term, which drew plaudits regarding her abilities once more.
Tullis Joyce, who succeeded Mary Earps as our number-one goalkeeper at the start of the season, was also named our Players’ Player of the Year for 2024/25.
She shared the Golden Glove for the WSL campaign with Chelsea's Hannah Hampton, whilst also being named in the division's Team of the Season.
The winner of the PFA Players' Player of the Year award will be announced on August 19 and five other candidates have also been nominated alongside her.
PFA WOMEN'S PLAYERS' PLAYER OF THE YEAR NOMINEES
Mariona Caldentey - Arsenal
Erin Cuthbert - Chelsea
Mary Fowler - Manchester City
Yui Hasegawa - Manchester City
Alessia Russo - Arsenal
Phallon Tullis-Joyce - UNITED
Good luck, Phallon. We are right behind you!