Wales enter their first ever major international tournament brimming with excitement – and inevitably a few nerves – with their history-making squad confirmed for Women's Euro 2025.

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Coach Rhian Wilkinson made her squad announcement atop Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) in June with talismanic striker Jess Fishlock leading the line-up.

Fishlock is the Dragons' all-time top scorer and will be their most dangerous weapon in Group D, alongside elite company such as England, Netherlands and France.

Former captain Sophie Ingle missed the entire 2024/25 campaign with a knee injury but has made the cut for Switzerland.

Skipper duties have gone to Angharad James, who boasts over 130 caps for her national side going into the competition – can she inspire her team, her nation, to a famous victory or three this summer?

RadioTimes.com brings you the full Wales squad for Women's Euro 2025.

Wales squad for Women's Euro 2025

Goalkeepers

  • Olivia Clark (Leicester City)
  • Poppy Soper (Blackburn Rovers)
  • Safia Middleton‑Patel (Manchester United)

Defenders

  • Charlie Estcourt (DC Power FC)
  • Gemma Evans (Liverpool)
  • Josie Green (Crystal Palace)
  • Hayley Ladd (Everton)
  • Esther Morgan (Sheffield United)
  • Ella Powell (Bristol City)
  • Rhiannon Roberts (Real Betis)
  • Lily Woodham (Seattle Reign FC)

Midfielders

  • Jess Fishlock (Seattle Reign FC)
  • Alice Griffiths (Southampton)
  • Ceri Holland (Liverpool)
  • Sophie Ingle (Chelsea)
  • Angharad James (Seattle Reign FC)
  • Lois Joel (Newcastle)
  • Kayleigh Barton (Charlton)
  • Rachel Rowe (Southampton)

Forwards

  • Hannah Cain (Leicester City)
  • Elise Hughes (Crystal Palace)
  • Carrie Jones (IFK Norrköping)
  • Ffion Morgan (Bristol City)
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