Latest news from QueenBallers

• Swiss player Luana Bühler has been ruled out of Switzerland’s Women’s Euro 2025 squad due to a lingering injury.
• The Spurs player had already missed the final four matches of the WSL season due to this injury, which appeared resolved in time for the tournament before setbacks occurred.
• Switzerland's head coach Pia Sundhage described Bühler’s absence as a “setback” for the national team.

Find the whole article here.

• A few months after Euro 2022 victory, England's captain Leah Williamson opened up about her endometriosis diagnosis—painful menstrual issues.
• Williamson admitted her health concerns “proved a near constant companion” during the Euros, with the fear of flare‑ups and missing games weighing heavily even as she focused on leading the team
• By speaking openly about her struggles, she has helped raise the profile of endometriosis and the impact of menstrual health issues on elite female athletes.

Find more here and here. 

• In England's 7–0 friendly win over Jamaica, Chelsea forward Lauren James delivered a stunning assist soon after coming off the bench.
• James made an influential comeback after a three-month hamstring layoff, rejoining the squad just in time to fine-tune ahead of Euro 2025.

Find more about the importance of Lauren James as a player here. 

• Spain midfielder and two‑time Ballon d’Or winner Aitana Bonmatí was hospitalized in Madrid on June 27, 2025, following symptoms of fever and a positive test for viral meningitis. She missed friendly match against Japan.
• On June 29, the RFEF announced that Bonmatí was discharged and expected to rejoin the squad in the coming days, though her availability for the group opener is still uncertain.

Learn more here.

• Sweden’s team doctor, Houman Ebrahimi, confirmed that Fridolina Rolfö is recovering from ligament damage in her left foot and is currently following an individualized recovery program with the national team.
• Although her overall prognosis suggests she might still play in the tournament, the doctor indicated it is “not likely” she will participate in Sweden’s opening match against Denmark.

Learn more on SVT.

The Euro kicks off on Wednesday, 2 July. Reuters has compiled a list of players to watch out for:

• Michelle Agyemang (England, Brighton - on the loan from Arsenal, 19)
  Arsenal forward scored just 41 seconds into her debut for England and could provide exciting impact off the bench for the defending champions.
• Lia Wälti (Switzerland, Arsenal, 32)
  Veteran midfielder, the recent European champion with Arsenal and captain nicknamed “Snake Hips,” Wälti anchors both Switzerland and Arsenal’s midfield, expected to lead hosts to a strong tournament finish.
• Ellen Wangerheim (Sweden, Hammarby,  20)
  Strong attacking talent from Hammarby with standout Champions League form, offering Sweden balance and goal threat if needed.
• Ewa Pajor (Poland, Barcelona, 28)
  Prolific scorer, Poland's caplain, with 47 goals in 46 games for Barcelona, Pajor’s speed and strength are crucial for Poland’s hopes in a tough Group C.

Find the whole list here. 

• Amid minimal visibility for women’s football in Spain, González pioneered change; today, Spanish girls can aspire to emulate Ballon d'Or winners like Alexia Putellas and Aitana Bonmatí.
• Growing up in a small Andalusian village with her three sisters, González played with neighborhood boys and faced a four-hour round-trip for training—early challenges that shaped her resilience and passion for football.

Find the whole Esther's story on The Guardian

• France’s all-time leading scorer Eugénie Le Sommer signed with Mexican club Toluca for the upcoming Liga MX Femenil Apertura campaign, after ending her 15-year tenure at Lyon.
• During 2010–2025 at Lyon, Le Sommer made 262 appearances and scored 202 goals, winning 13 French league titles and eight UEFA Women’s Champions League trophies.

Find more here.