Sunderland captain signs new contract as ex-Black Cats and Leeds United boss heads to India
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Emma Kelly, Louise Griffiths, Emily Scarr and Jessica Brown have all also signed new deals for the 2022-23 season.
Defender Neve Herron was also recently confirmed as having signed a new deal alongside head coach Mel Reay and assistant coach Steph Libbey.
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Hide AdThe deal will see Ramshaw begin her 13th consecutive campaign at Sunderland.
“I am delighted to have signed another deal with my hometown club Sunderland. This club means the world to me,” Ramshaw told safc.com
“I can’t wait to get started with all the Lasses, Mel, Steph and all the staff, and work towards our squad targets. We’re one big Sunderland family.”
Sunderland have added that all deals are subject to “regulatory processes” and that a retained list will be published imminently.
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Hide AdSimon Grayson makes move to India
Ex-Sunderland boss Simon Grayson has made the move to India after being linked to Hartlepool United and former club Blackpool.
The 52-year-old has been appointed the new boss of Bengaluru FC and has signed a two-year contract with the Indian outfit.
On the new job, Grayson said: “Coming to India was a possibility that I had looked into two years ago, but the pandemic put all things on hold.
“When the chance came across again, I was excited to look into it.
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Hide Ad“This presents a new opportunity in my football career and it is one that really excites me.
“When I spoke to the owner, his mindset was the same as mine. I want this club to be winning trophies again.
“I am aware that BFC has been very successful in the past but the last few years haven’t worked out like everybody would have liked it to. That happens in football – you learn from it and strive to do better – to get players to work harder on the pitch and off the pitch; that’s the exciting part for me.
Grayson, who had previously managed Blackpool, was second on the list to replace Neil Critchley at Bloomfield Road with bookmakers SkyBet offering odds of 7/2 at one point.