Berger on her fiancé Jess Carter: She’s shown the world what she can do
England's defender Jess Carter has had a tough time at the Euros, having been subjected to a wave of hateful racist comments, especially after the match against Sweden. Her fiancée and German goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger says she is very proud of her.
- Germany national team goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger, visibly composed and wearing a hoodie and Yankees cap, watched the Euro 2025 final from the VIP family section in Basler St. Jakob-Park alongside England defender Jess Carter’s relatives, before embracing her fiancé after England’s dramatic shootout victory over Spain.
- Berger said of her fiancé, “She had a fantastic game in the final. After everything she’s been through, she’s shown the world exactly what she can do”—a reference to Carter’s outstanding performance and resilience.
- The discussion alludes to Jess Carter recently facing racist online abuse that led her to withdraw from social media, making her standout performance in the final even more significant.
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