Luxembourg W have played international football since 1908, competing in FIFA World Cup qualifying and continental tournaments.
Overview
The Luxembourg women's national football team represents Luxembourg in international women's football and is governed by the Fédération Luxembourgeoise de Football, which was founded in 1908. The team competes in UEFA qualifying competitions but has not won a major senior international title. Luxembourg is generally regarded as a developing football nation at the senior women's level, and the team has historically faced stronger opposition in European qualification groups.
The squad has featured a number of players who contribute both domestically and, in some cases, abroad. Current notable players include J. Jung, L. Oberweis, C. Töpler, L. Schlimé, E. Goetz, and A. Barbosa Abreu. These players form a core around which the national team builds its competitive efforts.
Women's football in Luxembourg has grown steadily in recent decades, reflecting broader development across European football. The national federation continues to support the women's programme as part of its wider football development responsibilities.

Current squad · 35
J. Jung
L. Oberweis
C. Töpler
L. Schlimé
E. Goetz
A. Faria
A. Cherkane
B. Serra
E. Kocan
L. Schmit
C. Jorge
M. García
C. Schmit
L. Alves
A. Miny
C. Lavinas
O. Konsbrück
L. Miller
I. Albert
J. Lourenço
L. Mateus
G. Fiorucci
N. Ludwig
C. Magalhaes
P. Costa
A. Thompson
H. Dietrich
E. Thill













