Women's Euro 2025 team profiles
The Women's European Championship starts in Switzerland on July 2 where England will aim to retain their title. Here we profile the 16 teams hoping to get their hands on the trophy.
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The Women's European Championship starts in Switzerland on July 2 where England will aim to retain their title. Here we profile the 16 teams hoping to get their hands on the trophy.
LONDON :Deprived of some of their most experienced players, England's women will need new faces to shine at Euro 2025 but former midfielder Fran Kirby believes the young guns can step up.
BURTON UPON TRENT, England :England named Lauren James in their squad on Thursday for this year's Women's European Championship despite the Chelsea striker being sidelined with a hamstring injury for over two months.
MANCHESTER, England :Chelsea defender Millie Bright has withdrawn her name from consideration for England's squad for next month's European Championship, saying she is not at her best.
BARCELONA : England defender Lucy Bronze said a positive result from Tuesday's Nations League game against world champions Spain would set her team up nicely for the defence of their European Championship title.
LONDON : England women's coach Sarina Wiegman said she was sad and disappointed by experienced goalkeeper Mary Earps' decision to retire from international football five weeks before the European Championship.
MANCHESTER, England :Alex Greenwood, Georgia Stanway and Lauren Hemp returned to the England women's squad for upcoming Nations League games against Portugal and Spain, good news for the Lionesses seven weeks before the European Championship kicks off.
LONDON :Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah has been voted Football Writers' Association men's player of the year for the third time, while Arsenal striker Alessia Russo won the women's award.