Exciting news from Man United and Norway's forward.
The Guardian has revealed its prestigious annual list of the top 100 female footballers. Who made it into the top ten? If you follow women's football closely, you won't be surprised.
It's decided! In four years, the Euro will not be held in Denmark and Sweden, but in Germany. It's gonna be the first major women's football tournament for Germany since 2011.
She scored her 100th international goal at Euro 2017, and even though she had already considered retiring from the national team, she showed that she still has something to offer Ons Oranje.
Miedema is not even 30 years old and is already breaking records. With 104 goals, she is the Netherlands' top scorer of all time, among both male and female footballers. She is also the first player in an orange jersey to score four goals in less than 40 minutes. Check out her goal spree in a friendly match against South Korea.
They fought hard in front of their home crowd, and Rosa Kafaji's late goal kept Sweden's bronze medal hopes alive. However, France prevailed in overtime and celebrated the bronze medal.
Even without the injured Bonmatí, Spain managed to overcome their disappointment at losing the Euros and dominated the Nations League.
The Matildas rounded off 2025 with a solid 2–0 win over New Zealand in Adelaide — the perfect confidence-boost before hosting the 2026 Asian Cup.
Goals from Alanna Kennedy early on and Hayley Raso in the second half sealed the victory, while the home return of Sam Kerr — starting for the first time on Australian soil since her ACL injury — added extra spark and hope for the tournament ahead.
Bad luck continues to plague the young Spanish player. During training, she suffered her third ACL injury at the age of 23.