Future Queens

This time, our Future Queen series heads to Denmark — a country that has given women’s football the likes of Pernille Harder, Signe Bruun or Nadia Nadim for example. And in Brøndby, another special talent may just be born.

As a young player, she was inspired by Ada Hegerberg. Years later, she started to play alongside her in the national team. At just 20, she won the Toppserien title with Brann, was named Player of the Season and earned a move to the Europe’s most competitive league. What else lies behind the story of Signe Gaupset?

Playing for Bayern Munich is a dream that many young football players, not only in Germany, dream of. Alara fulfilled this dream at the age of 17, and at 18 she scored a goal in the Champions League. 

She will turn 18 in a few days. Last year, she made her debut for the Czech national team, specifically for its U17 team, and plays for the Fulham academy. We are talking about the promising Czech footballer Adéla Čechová. 

Both Switzerland and Barcelona see her their future. At just 18, she is already a key figure for both sides. In fact, the club first had to reach out to her via Instagram—something she initially thought was a joke.

At just nineteen, Vicky López is already shaping the future of both Barcelona and Spain. Meet the rising star of the best teams in the world. 

She is only 18 years old and already playing for the national team. The media describe her as one of the greatest talents in Swedish football, and she recently celebrated winning the Damallsvenskan title with her club Häcken. Who is Felicia Schröder?