The Sweden W national team was founded in 1904 and takes part in FIFA and confederation competitions.
Overview
Sweden's women's national football team represents Sweden in international competition and is administered by the Swedish Football Association, which was founded in 1904. The team competes under the governance of UEFA in Europe and FIFA at the global level. Sweden has been a consistently competitive side in women's football for several decades, reaching the final of the FIFA Women's World Cup on multiple occasions and winning Olympic silver medals. The team is known for a disciplined, organised style of play.
The squad has regularly produced technically accomplished players who compete at leading club sides across Europe. Among the current notable players are M. Edrud, T. Enblom, J. Falk, Z. Mušović, M. Öhman, and B. Andersson. The team has not recorded a major senior international title, though it has maintained a high FIFA world ranking over extended periods.
Sweden participates in UEFA Women's EURO qualifying cycles and World Cup qualification campaigns, and the team has a consistent record of advancing through major tournament stages.
Current squad · 29
A. Anvegård
K. Asllani
S. Blackstenius
R. Blomqvist
E. Ijeh
M. Jusu Bah
R. Kafaji
B. Olsson
F. Rolfö
F. Schröder
J. Olme
