Poland W have fielded a national team since 1919, playing in World Cup qualifying and their confederation’s tournaments.
Overview
The Poland women's national football team represents Poland in international women's football and is governed by the Polish Football Association, which was founded in 1919. The team competes under the jurisdiction of UEFA and FIFA. Poland has not won a major senior international title, and the side has historically faced strong competition within European qualifying campaigns, where nations such as Germany, Sweden, and France have presented consistent obstacles.
The squad draws players from domestic and foreign club football. Among the current notable players are N. Radkiewicz, K. Seweryn, K. Szemik, O. Szperkowska, J. Wozniak, and J. Cyraniak, who contribute across various positions. The development of women's football in Poland has progressed alongside broader growth in the European game over recent decades.
Poland's women's programme continues to work toward qualification for major tournaments, including the UEFA Women's Championship and the FIFA Women's World Cup, competing in UEFA qualifying rounds.
Current squad · 31
J. Cyraniak
P. Dudek
T. Pawollek
Magda Piekarska
W. Szymaszek
J. Walentowicz
M. Wiankowska
O. WoÅ
W. Zieniewicz
A. AchciÅska
Weronika Arasniewicz
G. Grzybowska
M. Kokosz
N. Krezyman
K. Nowak
P. Sarapata
E. Szymczak
N. Wróbel
A. Zaremba
