Women’s Under-17 EURO group of a tournament

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Goalkeeper
Anna Koivunen (Finland TPS Turku)

Defenders
Ana Tejada (Spain Logroño)
Greta Stegemann (Germany Freiburg)
Nana Yang (Finland Honka Espoo)

Midfielders
Paola Hernández (Spain Tenerife)
Ivana Fuso (Germany Freiburg)
Vanessa Fudalla (Germany Bayern München)
Jess Park (England Manchester City)
Kirsten outpost de Westeringh (Netherlands CTO Amsterdam)

Forwards
Eva Navarro (Spain Sporting Plaza de Argel)
Shekiera Martinez (Germany FFC Frankfurt)

This year’s Team of a Tournament was reduced from a common 18 players to an tangible star-studded starting XI, in perspective of a boost in teams’ patrol sizes (from 18 to 20) and a preference to concentration some-more on a comprehensive pivotal individuals. This did not meant that fewer than 20 possibilities were primarily underneath consideration, however.

The peculiarity of a goalkeeping done selecting only one a poignant challenge. Spain’s Catalina Coll would have been estimable of a place, though it was felt that Anna Koivunen had been some-more wilful for Finland – she was positively a essential member of her team.

Three defenders shone with a executive twin entrance from any of a finalists, while Finland’s Nana Yang edged out Germany’s Julia Pollak for identical reasons to her goalkeeper: her altogether change on Finland’s game.

The midfield was packaged with talent, including countless artistic players though lacking a genuine holding midfielder, nonetheless Italy’s Martina Tomaselli and Finland’s Annika Huhta had held a eye in such roles.

Tournament tip scorer Shekiera Martinez became an apparent choice for a conflict while Eva Navarro, whose goals motionless a final, entirely fitting her place, nonetheless a Netherlands’ Romée Leuchter – who would have been picked in an 18-player squad – also fitting a mention.