West Ham Women

Poland's first-choice goalkeeper who helped the team qualify for their first ever major tournament by keeping clean sheets in Euro 2025 qualifying play-offs. Known for quick reflexes and penalty-saving ability.

Veteran Republic of Ireland goalkeeper who represented England at youth level before declaring for Ireland. Part of the 2023 Women's World Cup squad. Known for reliable saves and excellent communication.

A young goalkeeper registered with the first team, continuing to develop through match experience.

Norwegian international centre-back who spent three years at Bayern Munich, winning the Bundesliga. Captained Sandviken in Norway. Brings leadership and solid defensive capabilities.

A young centre-back from the academy known for physical strength and calm defensive decisions.

Finnish international centre-back who made over 100 appearances at Hammarby, winning the Swedish Cup and league title in 2023. Started every match in Finland's Euro 2025 qualifying campaign. Provides reliable defensive stability.

Canadian international with over 100 caps, winning a bronze medal at the 2016 Rio Olympics and gold at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Spent four years at Tottenham. A commanding centre-back with aerial dominance and composed defending.

French international right-back and twin sister of Delphine Cascarino. Has played at European top clubs including Lyon, PSG, and Juventus. Known for attacking overlaps and pace. On loan from Juventus.

Austria's most-capped defender with over 100 international appearances. Spent six years at Eintracht Frankfurt making over 110 appearances. Named in the Team of the Tournament at UEFA Women's Euro 2017.

A young defender promoted from the academy with a promising future ahead.

A young defender who signed her first professional contract in January 2026. An academy product with Turkish heritage and a promising future.

Japan international defender who spent 15 years at Urawa Reds, making 171 appearances. Won back-to-back WE League and AFC Women's Champions League titles. Known for accurate crossing and solid defending.

Finnish international midfielder who won two Finnish championship titles and the Women's Cup at KuPS, also featuring in Champions League qualifiers. Known for technical ability and ball control in midfield.

Algerian international attacker who uses her speed and agility to create chances from wide positions despite her small stature.

Former Manchester United captain who was the club's third-highest scorer and second-most capped player. Excellent set-piece delivery and game control from deep midfield. A natural leader.

Norwegian left-back who won the Norwegian Women's Cup (2021) and Toppserien title (2023) at Vålerenga. Known for her willingness to push forward and accurate left-footed crosses.

A young academy midfielder with a technical playing style who creates chances from central midfield.

Nicknamed 'Mini', this Australian international captain of West Ham has over 100 caps. Won AFC Women's Player of the Year in 2014. Despite her small stature, dominates midfield with ball-winning ability and passing vision. Has played in seven different countries.

A young midfielder of Turkish heritage promoted from the academy. Known for her pressing and work rate in midfield.

Japan's ace striker who scored 4 goals at the U-17 World Cup and 5 goals at the U-20 World Cup, helping Japan win the latter. Top scorer for Japan at the 2022 AFC Women's Asian Cup. Possesses exceptional goal instinct and clinical finishing.

Young German international striker who spent eight years at Eintracht Frankfurt. Top scorer at the 2018 UEFA U-17 Championship with 9 goals. Known for her speed and finishing accuracy.

Veteran French international with over 60 caps who has played at Bayern Munich and Montpellier. Appeared in three major international tournaments. Voted Hammer of the Year for 2024-25. Known for dribbling and pace.

Welsh international with over 50 caps who debuted for the youth team at 14 and senior team at 17. Selected for Euro 2025. Known for intelligent movement and clinical finishing.

A young Swiss prodigy who developed at Lyon's academy and made her senior debut in 2024. Represented Switzerland at Euro 2025 at age 19. A dynamic striker with an exciting future ahead.

A young academy forward known for her pace and eagerness to attack the goal.

Swiss international attacker who spent eight seasons at FC Zürich, contributing to four league titles and three cup wins. Named AXA Women's Super League Player of the Season in 2023-24. Scored in the 2023 World Cup.