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Future Queens

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The most promising players under 19 in women’s football, in one place.

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Spain

Antía
Veiga

Goalkeeper #13 RC Deportivo de La Coruña Say strong story, big future Netherlands

Kiki
Horváth

Defender #29 AFC Ajax England

Erica
Parkinson

Midfielder #19 North Carolina Courage Say call-up from Sarina at just 17 Norway

Anny
Kerim-Lindland

Forward #38 VfL Wolfsburg Say Norwegian princess with a precise shot
New Zealand

Nienke
Holland

Goalkeeper #21 AZ Alkmaar Norway

Selma
Igesund Saga

Defender #4 FC Como Women Australia

Claire
Corbett

Midfielder #17 Sydney FC Morocco

Mayssa
Baha

Forward #31 Barcelona Femení
Colombia

Luisa
Agudelo

Goalkeeper #1 San Diego Wave FC Say Penalty shootout heroine Spain

Aïcha
Cámara

Defender #23 Barcelona Femení Say Inspired by Mapi Leon Spain

Ainoa
Gómez

Midfielder RC Deportivo de La Coruña Say Shining in the final England

Vivienne
Lia

Forward #37 Eintracht Frankfurt Say Scored on her birthday
Spain

Laia
López

Goalkeeper #26 Real Madrid Say Clean sheet heroine Spain

Noa
Jiménez

Defender #7 Barcelona Femení Say Part of the winning squad? Italy

Paola
Fadda

Midfielder #24 US Sassuolo Calcio Say Italy U20 is on fire Colombia

Valerin
Loboa

Forward #88 Portland Thorns FC Say 92nd minute heroine
Italy

Elena
Belli

Goalkeeper #32 Inter Milan Say clean sheet heroine England

Cecily
Wellesley-Smith

Defender #36 Arsenal WFC Say the great wall of London United States

Ainsley
McCammon

Midfielder #16 Seattle Reign FC Say shining in Poland right now Poland

Zuzanna
Witek

Midfielder #88 HB Køge Say captaining her team at home
Poland

Julia
Woźniak

Goalkeeper #33 Sporting CP Say clean sheet at home U20 WWC opener England

Rachel
Maltby

Defender #38 Aston Villa FC Say secured point for the Lionesses United States

Audrey
McKeen

Forward #88 Racing Louisville FC Say one of the youngest U20 WWC stars Brazil

Evelin
Bonifácio

Forward #34 Santos FC Say scored a brace in Poland
France

Ceylin
Yilmaz

Goalkeeper #1 Montpellier FC Say Ready for U20 World Cup Spain

Noa
Jiménez

Defender #7 Barcelona Femení Say Part of the winning squad? United States

Kennedy
Fuller

Midfielder #47 Bay FC Say Poland is not ready for her performance United States

Micayla
Johnson

Forward #23 Chicago Stars FC Say Ready to represent
Denmark

Isabella
Damm

Goalkeeper #40 Arsenal WFC Say Ready for her Arsenal debut England

Rachel
Maltby

Defender #38 Aston Villa FC Say secured point for the Lionesses England

Vivienne
Lia

Forward #37 Eintracht Frankfurt Say Scored on her birthday England

Jessie
Gale

Forward #33 Newcastle United Say England U20 call up

Future Queen's Articles

Stories of the players shaping the next generation.

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