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Official DBU records show Mølgaard wearing No. 12 for Denmark U17 in the 2022 meeting with Italy.

If she could borrow one quality from a teammate, she would choose the strength of character shown by Ivana Andrés.

Her consistent physical endurance and stamina regularly allow her to sustain high-intensity defensive pressure across full 90-minute matches.

After overcoming a serious ACL injury, she completed a remarkable comeback by appearing in every league match during Ternana’s historic first Serie A season.

Before joining Santos senior squad, Barboza was part of the club’s youth pathway, appearing for the Sereinhas da Vila teams in youth competitions.

She chose OB because she believed it was the right environment to take the next step in her career while helping the team achieve its ambitions.

She developed at Ulsan College, one of South Korea's best-known football programmes for young players and a regular producer of national-team talent.

After six months out through injury, Oliwia chose Lech despite having several other offers because she felt Poznań was the right place to rebuild both physically and mentally.

After making two senior appearances in 2023, she returned to the first-team squad during Santos rebuilding campaign in 2025.

She studied alongside her football career and balanced education with the demands of playing professionally in Italy.

Her bold move to Ecuador proved highly successful, as she helped the "Dragonas" capture the 2025 Superliga Femenina title while remaining completely undefeated throughout the entire domestic campaign.

Ambrosi grew up in the Verona area and began her football journey with a local team before progressing through Italian women’s football and eventually joining Parma.

She joined the Brøndby IF academy when she was seven years old.

She spent five years in Chelsea's youth system before moving abroad to join Sporting CP in Portugal in 2024.

Despite the devastating start to her Bahia career, she remained positive post-surgery and publicly projected her strong desire to return to the pitch and help her team achieve their season goals.