By inking fresh terms, the club's second-highest scorer in the Women's Super League era will take her Reds career into its fifth campaign.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
\"It feels amazing and I'm really excited to get going again. My family are delighted, honestly. It's like a second home for them as well as me and they love it over here. I could actually see myself, after I finish my career, in Liverpool. I feel like they're really enjoying coming over to see me.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
\"The fans have been unbelievable \u2013 really supportive throughout injuries, really supportive by sticking with us and I feel like they've been there for the good times and the bad. Hopefully we'll be able to celebrate with them a lot this year,\" Kiernan told Liverpoolfc.com.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The 26-year-old arrived in the summer of 2021 and fired in 14 goals on the way to winning the FA Women's Championship during her debut season. A serious ankle injury limited her game time in Liverpool's return to the top flight, but Kiernan racked up appearance totals of 19 and 22 in the last two terms.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
\"The fans have been unbelievable \u2013 really supportive throughout injuries, really supportive by sticking with us and I feel like they've been there for the good times and the bad. Hopefully we'll be able to celebrate with them a lot this year,\" Kiernan told Liverpoolfc.com.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
\"I think one of the most important things is the fans, in any club. If there are no fans it\u2019s very hard to play football and get the excitement back and everything, so I feel like they have been massive for us, especially in my last four years. It\u2019s just nice to hear your name chanted and everybody has an individual song. Yeah, that\u2019s one thing about Liverpool: we\u2019ve always had the best fans in the world,\" Kiernan added.<\/p>\r\n\r\n