Yana Daniels has extended her contract with Liverpool FC Women, the club announced on their official website. The Belgian winger, who operates on the flank for Liverpool's women's side, has committed to a further spell at the club, though terms and duration of the deal were not disclosed in the announcement.
The news comes directly from Liverpool FC Women themselves, making it among the more straightforward pieces of transfer business the club has concluded in the women's game. Contract extensions of this kind are typically negotiated over weeks or months, and the public confirmation tends to follow once all parties are satisfied with the arrangement.
Daniels is a Belgian international whose career has taken her across European football before landing her in the north-west of England. Wingers with her profile — direct, capable of operating in wide areas and contributing to both attack and build-up play — are among the more coveted assets in the WSL, and Liverpool will be relieved to retain her services rather than risk losing her when her previous deal elapsed.
Liverpool FC Women have been building steadily as a competitive force in the Women's Super League, and keeping hold of established squad members is a central plank of any such project. Losing a winger of Daniels' standing to a rival club, domestic or otherwise, would have represented a meaningful setback. The extension suggests the club's leadership and the player herself share a clear sense of where the squad is headed.
No further details regarding the length of the new deal or any associated figures were provided by the club at the time of the announcement. As the WSL season progresses, Daniels will be expected to feature prominently in Liverpool's plans across the wide areas.