The Croatia W national team was founded in 1912 and takes part in FIFA and confederation competitions.
Overview
The Croatia women's national football team represents Croatia in international women's football and is governed by the Croatian Football Federation, which was founded in 1912. The team competes under the auspices of UEFA and FIFA. Croatia has participated in qualifying campaigns for major tournaments including the UEFA Women's Championship, though the team has not won a major senior international title.
The squad has included several notable players in recent years. Among those who have featured for the national side are S. Bukovec, A. Ristovski, A. Filipović, D. Bačić, L. Klobučarević, and N. Radolović. These players have contributed to Croatia's efforts in competitive qualifying fixtures across UEFA competitions.
Women's football in Croatia has grown steadily alongside the broader development of the sport across Europe. The national team continues to compete at the international level, working within the UEFA qualifying framework and drawing players from the domestic league structure.
Current squad · 40
A. DulÄiÄ
J. Äanjevac
A. Dujmović
B. ŽivkoviÄ
T. Vračević
K. Nevrkla
L. Balog
A. JelenÄiÄ
N. Varga
M. Kunštek
K. Jedvaj
L. Vlastelica
L. OrkiÄ
H. DamjanoviÄ
H. SpajiÄ
P. Mikulica
A. Grdiša
I. SlipÄeviÄ
M. JošÄak
B. Galic
L. Vunić
A. Bakalar
I. Lojna
A. Jakobašić
T. KrznariÄ
