Editing Ashley Moriarty (section)

=== Real Madrid (2021 - present) ===
Expectations were high for Moriarty for the 2021-22 season, mainly due to the monumental contract she had signed. Despite it being her first season, she was made captain, which she had been promised by PSG if she were to remain there another year. Despite their new acquisition, however, Real Madrid struggled, as the team seemed disjointed and unable to get Moriarty the ball. Faced on top of this with a dominant Barcelona, Madrid were unable to defeat their Catalan rivals in either of their meetings in the league. While Barcelona won the league, Madrid struggled to a third-place finish. To add to her woes, Moriarty failed to top the league in goals scored, finishing third with 19. Real Madrid were also knocked out of the Copa de la Reina in the semi-finals, by none other than Barcelona. In the Champions League, Real Madrid made it into the knockout stage, where they immediately faced Barcelona. Moriarty scored three goals in the two matches, but Real Madrid lost 3 - 8 on aggregate.

After an uncertain 2022 summer (see below: ''Controversies, 2022 Real Madrid Controversy'') Moriarty returned as captain of Real Madrid for the 2022-23 season. After a number of structural and strategic changes had been made in the team, Moriarty found far more success in her second season with ''las Blancas''. With the team build around her, and aiming to supply her with the ball as much as possible, Moriarty broke her own record and topped the league with 44 goals, en-route to Real Madrid's first Liga F title. She also led the club to their first Copa de la Reina victory (with a 3 - 1 victory over Madrid rivals Atletico, in which she scored a hat-trick), and led her team to a Champions League victory, defeating Barcelona 3 - 2 in the final to secure the continental treble (and also scoring a hat-trick in that match).