Sweden's young star. Discover Ellen Wangerheim's story
Sweden has the oldest team in the tournament on average. However, 20-year-old Ellen Wangerheim, who plays for Hammarby, is Sweden's rising star. Manchester City and Wolfsburg are reportedly interested in her. Here is her story:
- She made a comeback back to pitch after a 382-day absence from football, marking a challenging and emotional journey through injury and recovery.
- The article emphasizes her mental determination and the emotional grind behind her physical rehab—underscoring her commitment to return stronger.
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