The current campaign has been littered with stunning strikes and flowing team moves, and our 10-goal shortlist features a bit of everything.

Whether it's Ella Toone rocketing the ball into the top corner, Rachel Williams powering a header home or defender Millie Turner advancing to the edge of the box and curling a finish delightfully into the net, there are plenty of superb efforts for your consideration for our yearly accolade.

As the season draws to a close, cast your eyes over our 10 nominees, before casting your vote in the poll below.

The first finish on our list comes from Melvine Malard, who came off the bench to level things at 1-1 against Paris Saint-Germain in the UEFA Women's Champions League, amid a raucous atmosphere at Leigh Sports Village.

The first of four Toone efforts on the shortlist is her unstoppable strike at Brighton, which earned the Reds a point on the road when it arrowed beyond a helpless Sophie Baggaley.

The aforementioned Turner finish is next up, with the defender appearing on the left side of the box before curling into the top corner to make it 5-0 against West Ham within just 42 minutes.

Toone has a talent for long-range stunners and her FA Cup rocket versus Newcastle also makes our Goal of the Season shortlist. The superhero celebration is always going to be memorable too!

In the quarter-finals of the same competition, United romped to a 4-0 victory over Brighton. Nikita Parris made it 2-0 in the first half, finishing from Malard's slide-rule pass and, after Lucia Garcia had made it 3-0, Lisa Naalsund completed the rout with a powerful shot from the edge of the box.

Both Parris and Naalsund's efforts against the Seagulls are up for our Goal of the Season prize.

Three of the final four efforts on our shortlist each came in April, as Williams helped the Reds eliminate Chelsea from the FA Cup to reach the final with her bullet header from Toone's cross, which made it 2-0 in the eventual 2-1 victory at LSV.

Malard's second finish on our list came in the 2-2 draw with Tottenham seven days later, while another Toone banger – this time at Leicester – rightly drew positive plaudits.

Two weeks later, in the FA Cup final, Tooney produced a similarly stunning strike into the top corner against Tottenham, setting the Reds on the way to our first major trophy. That instantly iconic moment completes our 10-goal shortlist.

Now you've seen the efforts that are up for the prize, don't forget to choose your favourite in the poll below and help decide who wins the United Women Goal of the Season for 2023/24.