Manchester United have secured the future of one of their key players in women’s football. Japanese midfielder Hinata Miyazawa has officially renewed her contract with the club for a further three seasons, extending her stay at Old Trafford until 2028.
The 26-year-old has become an important figure in United’s midfield since joining the club, and her renewal reflects Manchester United’s continued investment in the growth and stability of their women’s team.
Miyazawa expresses happiness at Manchester United
Speaking to the club’s official website, Hinata Miyazawa expressed her satisfaction with the new deal and her desire to continue developing at the club.
“I’m really enjoying playing football at Manchester United and I’m very happy to continue my journey here for another three years,” said the midfielder.
Her commitment is seen internally as a major boost, especially at a time when United are aiming to establish themselves among Europe’s elite in women’s football.
Club highlights Miyazawa’s importance
Manchester United’s director of women’s football, Matt Johnson, praised Miyazawa’s influence on the team and underlined why the club moved quickly to secure her future.
“She has become a fundamental part of our style of play. Her football intelligence and technical quality allow her and the team to control and dictate the rhythm of the game from midfield,” Johnson stated.
The club believes Miyazawa’s presence will be crucial as United continue to strengthen their squad with targeted signings in attack and defense, including recent arrivals such as Lea Schüller and Hanna Lundkvist.
Strong season for Manchester United Women
Manchester United Women have enjoyed a competitive start to the season in the Women’s Super League. The team currently sits fourth in the table with 21 points, nine behind leaders Manchester City, but just one point away from the top three.
In cup competitions, United have reached the semi-finals of the Women’s League Cup, where they will face Arsenal. On the European stage, the Red Devils finished sixth in the Women’s Champions League league phase with 12 points, securing qualification for the knockout playoffs.
