As anticipation builds for 2023 Women’s World Cup, soccer fans around the world are already predicting the players who will shine the brightest on this world stage Down Under. Let’s highlight the top ten players recommended to deliver standout performances at the 2023 Women’s World Cup.
10.Lucy Bronze
Although injured, right-back Lucy Bronze hopes to be ready for England’s second match in the World Cup group stage against Denmark. Bronze played an essential role in England’s first Euro win last summer.
She is an excellent defender and offers a significant attacking threat with her impressive crosses and powerful shots contributing to the attack.
Given Bronze’s high level of play, experience and track record of rising to the occasion, Lucy Bronze will likely be among the most impactful players at the 2023 Women’s World Cup.
9. Alex Morgan 🇺🇸
The pre-eminent USWNT forward is participating in her fourth World Cup, this time as co-captain. She may be 34 years old, but she still has plenty of gas left in the tank as she looks to pass Carli Lloyd on the list of all-time goalscorers.
Morgan has been instrumental in the United States’ success over the past decade, helping lead the team to World Cup victories in 2015 and 2019. His experience in high-stakes, high-pressure games will prove invaluable during the World Cup. World of 2023.
An accomplished forward for both the US Women’s National Team and her club team, Morgan has shown a natural ability to find the back of the net and consistently delivers high-quality performances.
8. Debinha 🇧🇷
Kansas City star Debinha embodies the dynamic, rhythmic spirit of Brazilian soccer in a way few can.
As the FIFA Women’s World Cup approaches, the anticipation builds to see this stunning soccer maestro cast her “Down” spell. Get ready for a blast of pretty joga from this supposed 5’5 female version of Neymar.
7. Ada Hegerberg 🇳🇴
Ada Hegerberg, the Norwegian forward and one of the most prolific goalscorers in women’s football, is a strong candidate to be one of the standout players at the 2023 Women’s World Cup.
Hegerberg has consistently excelled at club level, particularly with Olympique Lyonnais, winning six UEFA Women’s Championships. Champions League titles She is also the UCL’s all-time leading scorer with 59 strikes.
In 2018, she became the inaugural Ballon d’Or Féminin winner, cementing her place among the best players in the world.
6. Asísat Oshoala 🇳🇬
Asisas Oshoala is a five-time African Footballer of the Year and one of the most prolific forwards in the history of Barcelona Femení. She remains the first and only African to win the Golden Boot of the Spanish Women’s First Division. In 2021, she became the first African to win the UEFA Women’s Champions League.
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5. Lena Oberdorf 🇩🇪
German child prodigy Lena Oberdorf is playing her second World Cup at just 21 years old. The defensive midfielder won the Euro 2022 best young player award, the Champions League Young Player of the Season, and remains the cornerstone of Germany’s defense and attack.
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4. Pernille harder 🇩🇰
Pernille Harder, the Danish forward renowned for her lethal goal-scoring ability and technical skills, deserves a place among the potential standouts for the 2023 Women’s World Cup.
Harder combines a deep understanding of the game with precise execution, consistently placing her among the best players in the world.
His performances at both club and international level are a testament to his prowess. Harder’s impact on the pitch is always deep, whether orchestrating an attack, breaking through defenses with his agile footwork or finding the back of the net with his clinical spike.
Surprisingly, this is Harder’s first World Cup; She’s still only 30 years old, we don’t think she’ll be the last.
3. Aitana Bonmatí 🇪🇸
Creative midfielder Aitana Bonmati is a two-time Champions League winner with Barcelona. She earned the 2021 UCL Final MPV and most recently won the Champions League Player of the Season award, scoring five goals and eight assists.
Following the initial decision to give up his role in Spain’s World Cup squad, the 25-year-old Bonmati revised his stance and accepted the call-up in June. This move hints at a reconciliation with head coach Jorge Vilda, overcoming previous disagreements.
2. Alexia Putellas 🇪🇸
Two-time Ballon d’Or winner Alexia Putellas recently returned from an ACL injury, which kept her out of last summer’s Euros. But she is fundamentally the most talented footballer on this list and she has the most caps for Spain (101).
The 29-year-old Spain captain is desperate to lead Spain to the top as captain. “I am working little by little, with great enthusiasm to play in the World Cup and preparing ourselves for it,” said the number 11.
1. Sam Kerr 🇦🇺
Australian forward Sam Kerr has the unique distinction of being the only footballer to have won the Golden Boot in three different leagues on three continents. She triumphed in the W-League (Australia/New Zealand) during the 2017-18 and 2018-19 seasons, dominated the NWSL (North America) in terms of goals in the 2017, 2018 and 2019 seasons, and clinched the top title. scorer. She won the FAWSL (Europe) during the 2020-21 and 2021-22 seasons.
In a historic first, Sam Kerr appeared on the world cover of FIFA 23 in 2022, a testament to his importance in the sport.
His exceptional speed, agility and innate scoring ability have firmly etched his name among the best in the sport. At the peak age of 29, he continues to climb the heights of his career, with plenty of time to further cement his legendary status.
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