England named squad for Women’s World Cup

England Women’s Team Manager Sarina Wiegman Announces Squad for FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023

The upcoming FIFA World Cup in Australia and New Zealand has been generating a buzz among football enthusiasts worldwide. And there’s exciting news for fans of the England women’s team as their manager, Sarina Wiegman, recently unveiled the 23-member squad set to represent the nation in this highly anticipated tournament. Scheduled to take place from July 20 to August 20 in the US, the FIFA World Cup promises to be a thrilling event for both players and spectators.

Wiegman faced several challenges during the selection process due to injuries within the team. However, she managed to assemble the best possible squad to carry England’s hopes in the competition. Notably, striker Bethany England has made a triumphant return to the squad, while defender Millie Bright has been included despite a recent injury setback. Wiegman’s decision demonstrates her belief in the players’ abilities and the team’s potential to succeed on the world stage.

Unfortunately, the English team has been plagued by a series of serious injuries, which have sidelined key players such as captain Leah Williamson, Beth Mead, and Fran Kirby, among others. These setbacks have created significant selection dilemmas for Wiegman, emphasizing the importance of building a resilient and adaptable squad.

Speaking about her team selection, Wiegman expressed her confidence, stating, “I have huge belief in this squad, and we’re very fortunate to be selecting a fantastic group of players to travel to Australia. We know we will face tough challenges from strong teams, and we will have to be competitive from the first match on 22 July.”

To ensure the team’s success, Wiegman emphasized the significance of the players’ rest and recovery over the next few weeks. By drawing on the positive lessons learned from the Euro last summer, the management is determined to have the players fit, fresh, and ready for the tournament. Their goal is to hit the ground running and make a powerful statement from the outset.

England finds themselves placed in Group D alongside Denmark and China, setting the stage for exciting matchups. Their first game will be against Haiti in Brisbane on July 22, a clash that will undoubtedly set the tone for the team’s performance in the group stage.

Now, let’s take a closer look at the squad selected by Wiegman for the FIFA World Cup:

Goalkeepers

1. Mary Earps
2. Hannah Hampton
3. Ellie Roebuck

Defenders

1. Millie Bright
2. Lucy Bronze
3. Jess Carter
4. Niamh Charles
5. Alex Greenwood
6. Esme Morgan
7. Lotte Wubben-Moy

Midfielders

1. Laura Coombs
2. Jordan Nobbs
3. Georgia Stanway
4. Ella Toone
5. Keira Walsh
6. Katie Zelem

Forwards

1. Rachel Daly
2. Bethany England
3. Lauren Hemp
4. Lauren James
5. Chloe Kelly
6. Katie Robinson
7. Alessia Russo

With this talented and diverse lineup, the England women’s team is ready to compete against the world’s best and bring glory to their nation. Each player possesses unique skills and attributes that contribute to the overall strength of the squad. From the goalkeeper’s agile saves to the defenders’ resolute presence, the midfielders’ creative playmaking, and the forwards’ clinical finishing, this team represents a formidable force in women’s football.

The announcement of the squad has ignited excitement among fans and experts alike. The footballing world eagerly awaits the FIFA World Cup, as it promises to deliver exhilarating moments, intense battles, and unforgettable performances from the

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