Sweden's Rolfö’s recovery is advancing well
- Sweden officially registered Fridolina Rolfö into their Euro 2025 roster, replacing reserve Matilda Vinberg, who has now returned home.
- Team doctor Houman Ebrahimi confirmed Rolfö’s recovery is advancing well—she's taken part in more intensive training and is now considered a possible match-day option.
- Despite her improved condition, it's still highly unlikely she’ll play in Sweden’s opening match versus Denmark, with her fitness being evaluated daily.
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