Since 2023
We are the heart of women's football.
Half a billion people follow this game, and it will be eight hundred million by 2030. Most of them could not name eleven of its players. We're fixing that.
In strong partnership with
Others record what she did. We show who she is.
We are the first and biggest identity platform for women's football in the world — twenty-one thousand facts about the players, and nobody else keeps them.
Anyone can look up her goal tally. We keep the rest — what she eats before a match, what her tattoo means, the name of her dog.
With a giant behind us.
Flashscore is one of the biggest live-score platforms in the world, and it is behind us. That means live results from every women's league, and a reach we could not have built on our own this early.
What we have
21,726+
Unique fun facts
Last verified 6 August 2026
The facts come from the players themselves, working with us, and from their clubs.
We also dig through social media and go deep on the things statistics never cover. Every fact is checked before it goes up.
Why now
317 days
... to the World Cup
Brazil · 24 June 2027
Thirty-two nations, sixty-four matches, and a lot of people watching women's football for the first time. They will want to know who they are looking at.
- Fan explosion
- 800M
- fans by 2030,
from 500M today - Growth
- +340%
- revenue growth
in four years - Popularity
- 32×
- EURO revenue growth since 2005
- New joiners
- 53%
- of fans joined in
the last three years
Data: Deloitte 2026 · Nielsen & PepsiCo 2025 · FIFA · UEFA
Our story
It started with one player nobody could look up.
Miloš Petana has been building businesses his whole life. He sat on the board of Slavia Prague, gives a lot of it away, and has backed women's football for years. In 2023 he went looking for a promising young player he could support. He found her minutes, her club, her competition, her goal tally.
Nothing at all about who she was, or what her story might be.
He had built media before. He founded Stream.cz and grew it into the biggest video platform in the country, so he knew the page he was looking for should have existed.
Women's football has been played for over a century, and it has almost no memory whatsoever.
It was banned in England for fifty years, and when it came back, everything started from zero. Other sports were handed their archive, their famous names, the stories people grew up with. This one has to make them.
Then Miloš met Pavlína — a former professional footballer who had spent years trying to move the women's game forward in the Czech Republic. Between them, the idea of an identity platform turned into QueenBallers.
Our story’s timeline
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2023
The Idea
The concept of an identity platform takes shape.
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2024
The Company
QueenBallers s.r.o. is founded and the first architecture is designed
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2025
The Launch
Player profiles, an editorial system and a structured fun facts database go live.
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2026
Going Global NOW
Player profiles, an editorial system and a structured fun facts database go live.
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2027
The Year The World Watches
The World Cup arrives in Brazil and a lot of new people arrive with it. We plan to be there when they start looking things up. Something for the players themselves is coming too.
The Team
Twelve people, Three continents
Editors in five countries, product design from Kuala Lumpur, core team in Central Europe. Most of us are women.
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Miloš Petana
CEO & Founder
Prague, Czech Republic
Miloš has spent more than two decades building some of the Czech Republic’s best-known media and entertainment businesses from co-founding Prima TV to Stream.cz, Supraphon and Bontonland. A lifelong Slavia Prague supporter, football has always been close to him. QueenBallers brings the two worlds together.
Fun fact
Miloš has built TV stations, media platforms and music businesses but somehow, one title has stuck longer than any other: “Mr. Doctor.”
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Pavlína Nepokojová
COO & Community
Prague, Czech Republic
A former professional and international footballer who now helps shape the game off the pitch. Pavlina leads operations, editorial and community at QueenBallers, connecting players and fans, while also working as Team Manager of the Czech women’s national team.
Fun fact
At ten, she was already calling football clubs herself, looking for a women’s team to join.
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Nikola Hauserová
Development & Strategy Lead
Prague, Czech Republic
An ex-PPF strategist specializing in turning investors' and founders' visions into reality. With experience in large-scale international projects, she connects strategy, product development and execution to bring ambitious ideas to life. At QueenBallers, she drives strategic development, partnerships and growth.
Fun fact
From the world of high-stakes development to women's football, driven by her passion for women's equality and empowerment. She's living proof that anyone can become a true football fan.
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Jan Takács
UX & Product Design
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Entrepreneur turned design and product executive. Currently, Head of Product Design and Research at AirAsia MOVE, previously bolttech and Accenture Interactive (now Song).
Fun fact
He works six hours ahead of everyone else, so the product usually moves while Europe is still asleep.
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Michal Hotovec
Development
Prague, Czech Republic
A designer turned AI developer and engineer, building AI-powered products and automations for his own clients and QueenBallers. His earlier work includes the logo and original version of Stream.cz, the award-winning Toyota AR86 app, the Čeština 2 language-learning for kids and the design system at Česká spořitelna. At QueenBallers, he develops the platform hand in hand with AI, delivering work that would normally take a full IT team.
Fun fact
A lifelong typography lover, he also made Rapid Arrows, a free handwritten Czech font inspired by Rychlé šípy.
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Kristina Němcová
Editor & Journalist
Prague, Czech Republic
A journalist and editor covering women's football through culture and society, beyond results. She follows the WSL and Damallsvenskan closely, with a particular interest in stories beyond matchdays. A lifelong Arsenal supporter, she fell for Hammarby while studying in Stockholm. She once interviewed Alex Scott and has not stopped talking about it since.
Fun fact
Ask her about a squad from a league you have never heard of and she will name the back four.
We have stopped trying to catch her out. -
Šárka Strýhalová
Social Media Creative
Prague, Czech Republic
A sports communications professional and former footballer. At QueenBallers, she develops social media content, formats and collaborations that help the platform grow. She co-founded Women's Power, where she leads the platform and produces stories and short documentaries about female athletes. She also coordinated official media and international communications for the Women's World Floorball Championships in 2025.
Fun fact
She grew up playing football with the boys on the street, but had to wait ten years before she was allowed to join a team. The experience shaped her belief that every girl should have the freedom to play, dream and belong in sport.
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Dominika Dlauhá
Player Content
Prague, Czech Republic
Works on player profiles and fun facts, with an interest in who players are away from football. She has a background in IT and studied abroad in Baku and Athens. She is a member of football team SK Trefa.
Fun fact
As a kid she shaved her head into a buzz cut and wore nothing but a Brazil number 9.
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Aneta Urbancová
Social Media Manager
Prague, Czech Republic
She plans, creates and publishes content across seven platforms. She also manages social media for other companies and co-organizes one of Europe's biggest extreme metal festivals.
Fun fact
Her father has followed Argentina since he was four. The house is painted sky blue and white, the van's number plate reads MARADONA, and there is a life-size statue of Diego in the garden. Her brother is named Lionel, and her father appears on national news every tournament as the country's most devoted Argentina fan.
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Anumita Jain
Journalist
USA
A football journalist covering the NWSL and the USWNT with a passion for football data analytics.
Fun fact
When she was 8 years old, she learned that everyone in her hometown played football except for her.
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Nagore Dominguez Martinez
Journalist
Spain
A football enthusiast who works to raise the profile of Spanish women's football around the world, with a particular focus on young talent in Spain.
Fun fact
As a child, she played a school match in which the boys would have to run five laps unless she scored. They ended up running because she did not score.
Get involved
Want to join QueenBallers?
We are building this for the long run, and only around women's football. We are looking for ambassadors, creators and people who want to write and contribute.
Ambassadors
Players who want to be visible, connected and heard.
What we are looking for
- Players who want to increase their visibility
- A willingness to share their journey and their story
- Openness to being part of a growing international community
What we offer
- Promotion of your player profile on the QueenBallers platform
- Increased visibility through our media and social channels
- Personal storytelling space beyond the pitch
- Long-term collaboration focused on community impact
The questionnaire is where the fun facts come from. They are the part nobody else has.
Before you send it
Nothing goes on the platform without your say-so, and if you are under eighteen we need a parent or guardian to agree too. You can ask us to take anything down at any time.
Fill in the questionnaireGet in touch
If you are interested in contributing to QueenBallers, send us:
- A short introduction with your CV
- Links to relevant work, if you have them
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