Taylor Hinds joins Liverpool FC Women
Jul 16, 2020
Liverpool [UK], July 16 : Liverpool FC Women on Thursday completed the signing of England defender Taylor Hinds.
The 21-year-old full-back joined the Reds after two-and-a-half seasons with Everton in the Women's Super League (WSL). She had previously spent eight years with Arsenal, making her senior debut as an 18-year-old.
Hinds was a member of the England U-20 team that won bronze at the World Cup in 2018. She also featured in the run to the quarter-finals of the U17 World Cup in 2016.
She joined up with her new teammates this week as the squad continue pre-season preparations in phased stages to comply with COVID-19 regulations.
"Taylor is a great signing for our club, she's an England youth international with many years of WSL experience. Taylor will certainly add many qualities to our backline, being able to play off both feet and her pace on the flanks going forward will certainly contribute to building and creating attacks," Liverpool FC Women manager Vicky Jepson said in a statement
"I'm excited to work with Taylor and push her to develop further. She's already trained really well this week as a Red and has fitted in well with the squad. I'm sure all Reds fans will join me welcoming Taylor to the LFC family," she added.
Hinds spoke of her desire to get started and her delight at joining the club.
"I'm so happy to be here, I'm happy to be a Red and already it's been overwhelming, everyone has been so welcoming. I just can't wait for the season to get started. I love Liverpool as a place and I know the fans here are brilliant so I can't wait to make myself proud, my family proud and the fans proud," she said.
A versatile player who can also play in midfield, Hinds is Liverpool's second signing of the summer and is looking forward to working with manager Jepson.
"When I first got talking to Vicky I got a great vibe off her. She wants to get all my confidence out. It's an important season for the team as well as myself. We want to be back in the WSL and I want to help get the team promoted," she continued.
