The Women's Euro 2025 in Switzerland promises thrilling action as top teams aim to break records and claim the title. With different winners in the last three tournaments, the competition is fierce. Sweden, France, and Spain are eager to end this streak. Notably, six head coaches are leading nations other than their own, setting a new record for the tournament.
Vivianne Miedema is poised to make history at Euro 2025. Despite injury setbacks, she had a strong season with Manchester City. Missing the 2023 World Cup has fueled her determination to excel for the Netherlands. Miedema is on the brink of becoming the 19th woman to score 100 international goals, with 99 goals in 125 appearances.

Miedema's potential achievement stands out among Dutch football legends like Johan Cruyff and Dennis Bergkamp. She could become just the sixth European woman to reach this milestone. The Netherlands faces Wales in their opening Group D match, where Miedema aims to make her mark.
Miedema's record extends beyond international play. She holds the record for most goals in the Women's Super League (WSL) with 87 goals and leads in goal contributions with 123. Her achievements surpass those of notable players like Beth Mead, who is also her partner.
Despite missing the last World Cup due to injury, Miedema's seven goals across major tournaments highlight her prowess. Only Germany's Alexandra Popp and England's Ellen White have scored more in recent competitions.
Kosovare Asllani has made more appearances at the Euros than any current player, starting all of Sweden's games since Euro 2009. She aims for her 200th cap by leading Sweden into the knockout stages.
Cristiana Girelli has been Italy's top scorer since 2013, with 39 goals across major tournaments. At 35, she remains vital for Italy's success against tough opponents like Belgium and Spain.
Ewa Pajor was instrumental for Poland during qualifiers, contributing to nearly half of their goals. Her impressive performance for Barcelona makes her a key player at Euro 2025.
Tessa Wullaert is Belgium’s all-time top scorer with 92 goals and has excelled against Group B opponents Portugal and Spain. Her form will be crucial for Belgium’s progress in the tournament.
Sandy Baltimore shone in France’s Nations League campaign, scoring five times in consecutive matches. Her versatility makes her a significant threat for opponents at Euro 2025.
England enters Euro 2025 as defending champions but faces a challenging group stage against France. They aim to avoid being the first holders not to progress past this stage. Beth Mead will be crucial for England after a successful Champions League campaign with Arsenal.
Mead shares the record for most goals at a single Euros edition and holds the assist record since Opta began tracking data in 2013. Her confidence is high following England’s recent victory over Jamaica.
As anticipation builds for Euro 2025, fans eagerly await whether new records will be set or if familiar champions will emerge victorious once again on this grand stage of women's football.