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The fans are deciding. Who will be this season’s La Princesa?

Janne
Krumme Goalkeeper #21

Eintracht Frankfurt Vote

Hanna
Karlsson Goalkeeper #29

BK Häcken Vote

Laia
López Goalkeeper #26

Real Madrid Vote

Sophie
Jackson Goalkeeper #56

Tottenham Hotspur FC Vote

Maria
Kroken Goalkeeper #12 Aalesund Vote

Danae
van der Vliet Goalkeeper #22

AFC Ajax Vote

Luisa
Agudelo Goalkeeper #1

San Diego Wave FC Vote

Yara
Zwyssig Goalkeeper #41

Grasshopper Vote

Ceylin
Yilmaz Goalkeeper #1

Montpellier FC Vote

Valentina
Murrieta Goalkeeper #20

Club América Vote

Thindra
Mattsson Defender #3

AIK Stockholm Vote

Felicia
Sträßer Defender #19

SV Werder Bremen Vote

Nelly
Las Defender #17

Chelsea Vote

Rachel
Maltby Defender #38

Aston Villa FC Vote

Noa
Jiménez Defender #7

Barcelona Femení Vote

Trinity
Armstrong Defender #3

San Diego Wave FC Vote

Selma
Igesund Saga Defender #4

FC Como Women Vote

Emma
Lombardi Defender #16

Fiorentina Vote

Katie
Scott Defender #31

Kansas City Current Vote

Kiki
Horváth Defender #29

AFC Ajax Vote

Fanny
Peterson Midfielder #25

Hammarby IF Vote

Irune
Dorado Midfielder #8

Real Madrid Vote

Erica
Parkinson Midfielder #19

North Carolina Courage Vote

Elle
Ulstein Midfielder #7

Røa IL Vote

Giovanna
Waksman Midfielder #30

OL Lyonnes Vote

Kimmi
Ascanio Midfielder #8

San Diego Wave FC Vote

Chloe
Ricketts Midfielder #11

Boston Legacy FC Vote

Rosalie
Renfurm Midfielder #30

PSV Eindhoven Vote

Filippa
Widén Midfielder #18

Kristianstads DFF Vote

Kennedy
Fuller Midfielder #47

Bay FC Vote

Layla
Drury Forward #27

Manchester United WFC Vote

Anny
Kerim-Lindland Forward #38

VfL Wolfsburg Vote

Giulia
Galli Forward #20

Barcelona Femení Vote

Zoe
Schick Forward #27

SC Freiburg Vote

Melanie
Barcenas Forward #7

San Diego Wave FC Vote

Casey
Phair Forward #9

Feyenoord Vote

Celia
Segura Forward #16

Atlético Madrid Vote

Emanuela
Pfister Forward #20

RB Leipzig Vote

Claudia
Martínez Forward #11

Washington Spirit Vote

Talia
Younis Forward #19

Western Sydney Wanderers FC Vote

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Fun Fact Society

Discover more than stats. Get more of who she is.

In 2003, 8-year-old Rose dressed as Mia Hamm for a third-grade book-sharing project, wearing Hamm’s No. 9 jersey, white shorts, and a gold medal around her neck.

Her older sister is professional boxer Natasha Jonas, one of her sporting role models alongside Serena Williams.

She has a Yale degree in molecular, cellular and developmental biology. She originally wanted to be a vet, but her parents steered her towards medicine, saying: “Humans are animals too!”

She appeared alongside Lionel Messi on the Australian cover of FIFA 16, becoming one of the first women to feature on a FIFA game cover.

She co-wrote a Dutch children’s comic-book series called Vivianne voetbalt (“Vivianne Plays Football”), in which she appears as a character.

Gemma loves to take her dog on adventures.

Laia has a dog called Luke. If she could be any animal, she’d choose a dog because everyone likes dogs.

She has an adorable bulldog named Wilma Jean Wrinkles.

Her dog Cinnamon (a poodle-bolonka mix) moved to the U.S. with her, making it feel even more like home.

She takes her golden retriever Nash to the dog park every day and sees him as a source of joy and comfort.

Breathwork is her pre-game superpower. Before matches or races, it helps her clear her mind, reduce nerves and get into a flow state.

Before every game, her dad brought her a banana and a Snickers. He didn’t focus on talent—only on effort.

Before each match, she steps onto the pitch with her left foot first without touching the line.

She used to write the verse Joshua 1:9 on her football boots to calm her nerves before games. “Have I not commanded you; be strong and courageous. Do not be terrified or dismayed for the Lord your God is with you always.”

She believes in the 'Look good, feel good' mentality and whenever she feels she isn't playing well, she will change her hairstyle, sometimes even mid-game.

In 2020, she founded the NP17 Football Academy, which offers sports qualifications to students in Liverpool. "That community gave me life and gave me an opportunity – that's what I want to do for these girls. I want to give them an opportunity to be successful in whatever they choose."

Before becoming a full-time professional, she worked as a plasterer and hopes to return to the trade after football.

She co-owns Proximo Careers, a recruitment agency helping retiring athletes transition into new careers, with a focus on sport, media, front-office operations and career development.

During the COVID lockdown, she started a football grip socks business.

She co-hosts a podcast called "Behind the Goals", where the hosts offer a unique take on the world of football and interview others involved in the women’s game.

Feyenoord credit her with the first-ever hat-trick in the history of the women’s team, scored against ADO Den Haag in February 2025.

She made history by playing for Richmond SC's men's team, becoming the first woman to compete in Victoria's men's State League.

In February 2024, Bay FC signed her for a then-world-record women's transfer fee of around €735,000 ($788,000), plus add-ons.

In 2024, she signed a then-record NWSL contract worth a reported $2 million, covering four guaranteed years with an option for a fifth.

At the 2024 Women's Cup exhibition tournament in Colombia, she scored a last-minute winner for Gotham FC against Deportivo Cali, becoming the youngest player to appear and score for an NWSL club in any competition.

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