Young star picked as Arsenal's player of the month
She made it into the starting lineup as a replacement for the injured Leah Williamson. However, 19-year-old Katie Reid charmed the Gooners, who voted her Player of the Month.
- At just 19 years old (born September 2006), Reid plays as a centre-back for Arsenal and has already earned appearances for England’s Under-23 squad.
- Her defensive contributions during September evidently resonated with fans, as she secured the most votes in the club’s official online poll.
- The award underscores the faith in Reid’s future — both as a core part of Arsenal’s back line and a rising prospect in women’s football.
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