Filippa Angeldahl
Real Madrid
Her best friend is her Sweden international teammate Nathalie Björn. They have known each other since kindergarten. Filippa also gave her son the middle name Björn after Nathalie.
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Leah Williamson
Arsenal WFC
She started playing football at the end of one of her gymnastics sessions. Her coach threw a ball out for a bit of fun, and all the girls just ran around after it.
Laura Freigang
Eintracht Frankfurt
Laura published a book featuring personal photographs from Germany's World Cup campaign. The limited edition sold out in ten minutes.
Niamh Fahey
Retired player
For the first couple of seasons at Arsenal, she had to work part-time in the club laundry to earn some extra money.
Rucy Grunenberg
RB Leipzig
As a child, she competed in motorcycle biathlon, a rare sport that combines off-road motorcycling with shooting accuracy.
DiDi Haračić
San Diego Wave FC
She has a rescue dog named Dawson.
Heather Stainbrook
Dallas Trinity FC
She adopted a four-month-old black cat named Boo, whom she dressed up as a bat for Halloween.
Anna Heilferty
Dogs
She has a dog called Mr. Ossipee.
Maria Thorisdottir
SK Brann
She has a golden retriever named Theo and often talks about how important he is to her mental health, especially during difficult periods such as injuries.
Lindsey Heaps
Denver Summit FC
She has a dog she calls "little Ferguson".
Josie Green
Crystal Palace FC
Breathwork is her pre-game superpower – Breathwork before matches or races helps her clear the mind, reduce nerves, and get into a flow state.
Dani Weatherholt
North Carolina Courage
Before every game, her dad brought her a banana and a Snickers. He didn’t focus on talent—only on effort.
Lea Schüller
Manchester United WFC
Before the match she always steps onto the pitch with her left foot first, not touching the line.
Sophie Schmidt
Houston Dash
She used to write Joshua 1:9 verse on her soccer boots to help 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.”
Kiki Van Zanten
Houston Dash
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.
Matilda Nurmi
IK Uppsala
She founded and runs Mandel, a nutrition consultancy that provides performance-focused dietary analysis for athletes.
Liz Oosting
Feyenoord
Alongside football, she works as a filmmaker and video editor under the name Losiz Media.
Nicky Evrard
PSV Eindhoven
Away from football, she has a side business renting out bouncy castles.
Elin Rubensson
BK Häcken
She started her own interior design brand.
Christen Press
Retired player
She co-founded RE—INC, a gender-neutral lifestyle brand, alongside teammates Megan Rapinoe, Tobin Heath, and Meghan Klingenberg.
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