USA Women

A veteran goalkeeper who has spent her entire NWSL career with the Houston Dash. She won the 2023 NWSL Goalkeeper of the Year award. Known for her excellent reflexes and wide shot-stopping range, she earned a bronze medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

Seattle Reign's starting goalkeeper praised for her composed positioning and consistent shot-stopping. She led the nation with 15 shutouts during her time at UNC. Recorded a clean sheet on her senior USWNT debut.

Manchester United Women's first-choice goalkeeper who has excelled in the UEFA Women's Champions League. Standing 185cm, she commands her area with excellent high-ball handling and possesses strong distribution skills.

A left-footed center-back valued for accurate build-up play from the back. The youngest member of the 2019 World Cup-winning squad, she also won bronze at Tokyo 2020 and gold at Paris 2024. Strong in aerial duels with excellent covering ability.

A left-footed right-back for Arsenal who played every minute of their 2025 UEFA Women's Champions League triumph. Excels in an inverted role, drifting into midfield with tactical intelligence and driving runs.

Widely regarded as the best center-back in women's football, she joined Chelsea for a world-record fee. Played every minute at the 2024 Paris Olympics en route to gold. Exceptional composure on the ball, reading of the game, and ability to intercept high up the pitch.

A versatile wide player for the Houston Dash capable of playing right-back, wing-back, or winger. Named to the 2025 NWSL Best XI, she provides driving runs forward and quality crossing with both feet.

A two-time All-American at UCLA as a center-back who transitioned to left-back at Gotham FC. Won the 2025 NWSL Rookie of the Year award, combining strong build-up play with physical defending.

The 2024 NWSL Defender of the Year who anchors the backline with aerial prowess and excellent positioning. Captained the USWNT for the first time in January 2026 and scored her first international goal.

A versatile veteran with 115 USWNT caps who can play center-back, full-back, or defensive midfielder. Her trophy cabinet includes the 2019 World Cup, 2024 Paris Olympics gold, and three NWSL Championships.

A young right-back for Angel City FC who, along with sister Alyssa, became the first siblings to start and combine for a goal in NWSL history. Known for her speed and overlapping runs, she has earned increasing USWNT minutes under Emma Hayes.

Set Stanford's all-time appearances record before being selected in the first round of the 2024 NWSL Draft by San Diego Wave. Earned Rookie of the Month honors, providing reliable defending with sharp anticipation.

One of the world's premier holding midfielders, excelling at reading the game, winning tackles, and shielding the backline. Her passing accuracy and composure under pressure make her the engine of USWNT's build-up play. A 2024 Paris Olympics gold medalist.

The USWNT captain and a complete box-to-box midfielder combining physicality with technical excellence. Having scored prolifically as a striker at PSG, she brings aerial dominance, powerful runs, and creative passing. Led the team to gold at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

A remarkably mature defensive midfielder who became the youngest captain in modern USWNT history at 20. Her left-footed passing range, tactical awareness, and defensive intensity belie her age. Named to the 2025 NWSL Best XI.

The hero of the 2019 World Cup final, Lavelle is one of the most creative attacking midfielders in USWNT history. Her silky dribbling, close control, and vision to unlock defenses in tight spaces make her a constant threat.

A prodigious talent who signed her first professional contract at 15. Combines exceptional technical ability with intelligent movement and clinical finishing. Holds the record for most NWSL goals scored as a teenager.

A versatile attacker comfortable across all forward positions with rare ambidexterity and outstanding close control. Her signature drag-back move forces defenders off balance. Won the 2023 CONCACAF W Gold Cup Golden Ball.

An 18-year-old midfield talent starring for Lyon. Composed on the ball with an ability to progress play through the lines while remaining defensively robust. A dual national who chose the USWNT over the Netherlands.

A pacey, hard-working forward who excels at creating turnovers through pressing. Adept at making angled runs into the penalty area. Scored her first USWNT goal against Australia in the 2025 SheBelieves Cup.

A versatile attacker who operates primarily on the right wing but has also shown effectiveness as a center forward. Combines powerful dribbling with the ability to finish with both feet. Scored her first USWNT goal as a starter against Chile.

An explosive attacker with outstanding pace and dribbling ability, one of the premier talents in women's soccer. Scored three goals at the 2024 Paris Olympics as part of the 'Triple Espresso' front line. Re-signed with Washington Spirit for a record salary.

A clinical left-sided forward with exceptional goal-scoring instincts. Combines fearless dribbling with well-timed attacking runs. Scored 10 goals in the 2025 NWSL season and netted a hat trick against New Zealand for the USWNT.

A dynamic attacker with excellent technique on both feet and lethal shooting from distance. Equally effective as a winger or attacking midfielder. Named 2024 U.S. Soccer Young Female Player of the Year.

A lightning-quick left winger with exceptional pace and one-on-one dribbling ability. The youngest player ever drafted in the NWSL. Appeared at the 2023 World Cup and transferred to Chelsea in 2025, thriving in the WSL.

The USWNT's alpha striker combining explosive speed with clinical finishing. Spearheaded the 'Triple Espresso' line at the 2024 Paris Olympics with three goals and two assists en route to gold. The 2022 NWSL MVP and Golden Boot winner excels at off-the-ball movement and high-intensity pressing.