France W have fielded a national team since 1919, playing in World Cup qualifying and their confederation’s tournaments.
Overview
The France women's national football team represents France in international women's association football and is governed by the Fédération Française de Football, which was founded in 1919. The team competes in UEFA European qualifying cycles and has participated in multiple FIFA Women's World Cup tournaments. France has consistently been regarded as one of the stronger sides in European women's football, though the team has not claimed a major senior international title at either World Cup or European Championship level.
The squad has produced several players of considerable standing in the European game. Among the current notable figures are goalkeeper Pauline Peyraud-Magnin, defender Sakina Bacha, and midfielder Clara Mateo, alongside M. Chavas, C. Picaud, A. Pinguet, and L. Bogaert. The team plays its home matches at various venues across France. Coaching and squad development have remained priorities for the federation as the profile of women's football in France has grown steadily in recent decades.
Current squad · 32
S. Bacha
L. Bogaert
E. Cascarino
É. de Almeida
S. Karchaoui
M. Lakrar
G. Mbock Bathy
P. Morroni
M. N’Dongala
T. Samoura
W. Sangaré
A. Sombath
