The Turkey W national team was founded in 1923 and takes part in FIFA and confederation competitions.
Overview
The Turkey women's national football team represents Turkey in international women's football and is governed by the Turkish Football Federation, which was founded in 1923. The team competes under the auspices of UEFA and FIFA. Turkey has not won a major senior international title in women's football, and the team has historically found qualification for major tournaments such as the UEFA Women's Championship a significant challenge.
The squad has included a number of players who have developed through domestic club football in Turkey. Among the current notable players are E. Çağlar, S. Akgöz, F. Şahin, G. Yaman, D. Sarıoğlu, and U. Özev. Women's football in Turkey has grown in visibility over recent decades, supported by increased federation investment and a broader expansion of the women's game across Europe.
The team continues to participate in UEFA qualifying campaigns, aiming to improve its standing in the European women's football landscape.
Current squad · 32
U. Özev
E. KarataÅ
M. Küçükbirinci
E. Tekmen
D. Bora
K. TaÄ
S. Abrahamsson
F. Sakar
İ. Civelek
Y. Göksu
D. Karagenç
G. Hız
K. Hançar
N. Demirdögen
A. Karabulut
M. Öztürk
M. Pekel
B. SadıkoÄlu
