Ella
Biography
An unpredictable winger who is a nightmare for opposition defenders.
Toone spent seven years with the Reds’ youth teams before returning, via spells at Blackburn Rovers and Manchester City, in 2018. Able to play anywhere in the United frontline, Toone is an explosive forward with a real eye for goal, and she proved this by netting 15 times across 19 starts in all competitions as we stormed to the FA Women’s Championship title. After contributing four goals in a 7-0 league win against Leicester City in February 2019, Toone claimed the FA Women's Championship Player of the Month award and was also capped by England Under-21s for the first time.
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Position
Forward
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Country
English
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Date of birth
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Joined
Latest
United Women hit five against Sandefjord Article
Casey Stoney's side put on a good show in our second and final pre-season tour match in Norway.
Alex and Ella answer fans' questions Article
Alex Greenwood and Ella Toone took over the FA Women's Championship Twitter account this week.
United Women 6 Leicester Women 1 Article
The Reds close the gap at the top of the table with another comprehensive win over the Foxes.
'It's time to stamp our authority' Article
In her latest programme column, United Women captain Alex Greenwood previews the Reds' return to action today.
Alex Greenwood says
"Ella plays football with a freedom and flair that's a real asset to our squad... she can be whatever she wants to be in the game."
'Every game's massive if we want to win the title' Article
MU Women's no.7 Ella Toone on returning to the Reds, her love for the fans and the team's vital fixtures ahead.
Sheffield United 0 United Women 4 Article
Casey Stoney's Reds seal a third straight win without conceding to consolidate second spot in the Women's Championship.
Women: Leicester City 0 United 7 Article
Ella Toone scores four to help Casey Stoney's side move up to second in the FA Women's Championship with a dominant win.
Lewes Women 0 United Women 2 Article
Casey Stoney's side pick up a fifth consecutive win thanks to second-half goals by Mollie Green and Ella Toone.