FC Bayern Women players called up to the Euros

While some of the FC Bayern Women will already start pre-season preparations in July, a number of FCB players will be competing for the trophy with their national teams at the UEFA Women's EURO 2025. The European Championship is taking place in Switzerland from 2 to 27 July. The majority of the associations have now announced the tournament squads. fcbayern.com provides you with an overview of which FC Bayern players have received call-ups.

Most Bayern players in Group C

The Germany line-up includes seven players from FC Bayern: Giulia Gwinn, Franziska Kett, Klara Bühl, Linda Dallmann, Sydney Lohmann, Lea Schüller and Ena Mahmutovic. In Group C, they'll face Poland, Denmark and Sweden and thus five more teammates from Munich. The group match against Poland, who so far have only announced their provisional EUROS squad, will see them go head-to-head with Natalia Padilla Bidas, who will return to Munich in the summer after loan spells at FC Köln and Sevilla. While the clash with Sweden will pit Germany up against Julia Zigiotti Olme and Magdalena Eriksson, the match against Denmark will in all likelihood see attacker Pernille Harder and new signing Stine Ballisager playing for the opposition - Denmark have yet to finalise their official European Championship squad.

Arm in arm, Stine Ballisager and Pernille Harder celebrate a goal. — Stine Ballisager and Pernille Harder play for Denmark and will face Germany on 8 July. | © Imago

FCB represented in all four groups

FC Bayern Women will also be represented outside Group C at the Women's European Championship in Switzerland. Norway and Iceland have not yet announced their squads, but FCB defenders Tuva Hansen and Glódís Viggósdóttir are expected to come up against hosts Switzerland and Finland in Group A with Norway and Iceland respectively. In Group B, Arianna Caruso and Italy will face Spain, Belgium and Portugal, while in Group D, Georgia Stanway and defending champions England will battle it out with France, Wales and the Netherlands.