List of England women's international footballers

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This is a list of England women's international footballers – association football players who have played for the England women's national football team. This table takes into account all official England matches.

Contents

Legacy numbers were introduced in November 2022 to mark the 50th anniversary of an official England women's team. [1]

Key

Tournament medalists at the:
BoldCurrently available for selection. Correct as of 9 April 2024 against Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland.
PosPositions
GK Goalkeeper
DF Defender
MF Midfielder
FW Forward

Table

England women's national team football players
Legacy
number		PlayerDate of birthCapsGoalsDebutLast or most recent matchRef.
DateOpponentDateOpponent
1 Sue Buckett 1 January 194429018 November 1972Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland
2 Morag Pearce (née Kirkland)40018 November 1972Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland
3 Sandra Graham 1018 November 1972Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland
4 Janet Bagguley 11018 November 1972Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland [2]
5 Sheila Parker 194733518 November 1972Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland
6 Margaret McGroarty 6218 November 1972Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland
7 Lynda Hale 8318 November 1972Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland
8 Sylvia Gore 25 November 19444118 November 1972Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland [3] [4]
9 Pat Davies 8318 November 1972Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland
10 Jeannie Allott 11118 November 1972Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland
11 Jean Wilson 1018 November 1972Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland
12 Wendy Owen 195416018 November 1972Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland 26 February 1977Flag of France.svg  France
13 Julia Manning 21
14 Eileen Foreman 1612
15 Margaret Miks 70
16 Pat Firth 12723 June 1973Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland [5] [6]
17 Sue Whyatt 16 August 19541018 November 1972Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland
18 Sue Lopez 1 September 1945227 [7]
19 Lesley Stirling 41
20 Sandra Choat 54
21 Liz Deighan 487 November 1974Flag of France.svg  France
22 Carol Thomas (née McCune)5 June 19555607 November 1974Flag of France.svg  France 22 September 1985Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland
23 Lorraine Hanson (née Dobb)36219751986 [5] [8]
24 Pauline May (née Chilton)119751986
25 Alison Leatherbarrow 17
26 Elaine Badrock 12815 June 1975Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden [5]
27 Rayner Hadden 71
28 Linda Coffin 28
29 Cathy Bird (née Hamstead)2019 May 1976Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland
30 Debbie Cowell (née Smith)30
31 Angela Poppy 19 November 195351
32 Audrey Rigby 1
33 Pat Chapman 21 July 1956321322 May 1976Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 1985
34 Debbie Day 29 March 1959625 June 1976Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 2 May 1978Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland
35 Linda Curl 1962632828 April 1977Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg  Switzerland
36 Christine Hutchinson 91
37 Josie Clifford (née Lee)419751986
38 Janet Milner 1 [5]
39 Patricia Cavanagh (née Napier)1
40 Debbie Bampton 7 October 196195730 September 1978Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 11 May 1997Flag of the United States.svg  United States [9] [10]
41 Eileen Lillyman 6
42 Sarah Pollard 20 April 19561119 May 1979Flag of Denmark.svg  Denmark 19 May 1979Flag of Denmark.svg  Denmark
43 Debbie Mack 5
44 Janet Turner 224July 1979Flag of Finland.svg  Finland 1985
45 Theresa Wiseman 19566023 July 1979Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg  Switzerland
46 Sheree Livesey (née Jameson)1
47 Marrie Wieczorek 301 May 1980Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium 17 September 1980Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden
48 Maureen Reynolds 521 May 1980Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium
49 Linda Young 1
50 Vicky Johnson 41
51 Tracy Doe 115
52 Terry Springett 2
53 Terri Hinton (née Irvine)7
54 Mary Rudkin (née Meacham)1
55 Angela Gallimore 3552 May 1981Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland
56 Gillian Coultard 22 July 1963119302 May 1981Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland 13 May 2000Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg  Switzerland [11] [12]
57 Loraine Smith (née Hunt)16
58 Julie Hemsley 1
59 Kerry Davis 2 August 1962824419 September 1982Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland 8 March 1998Flag of Germany.svg  Germany
60Maxine Johnson(née Fowkes)1
61 Hope Powell 8 December 1966663511 September 1983Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland 14 May 1998Flag of Norway.svg  Norway [13] [14]
62 Brenda Sempare 30 June 1964555
63 Jackie Sherrard 9 June 1966475 [5]
64 Jackie Slack 25 July 1959351August 1984Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium 1990Flag of the United States.svg  United States
65 Marieanne Spacey 13 February 19669430August 1984Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium 27 June 2001Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden [15]
66 Sallie Jackson 6
67 Joanne Broadhurst 27 November 196728624 August 1984Flag of Italy.svg  Italy [5]
68 Sue Law 39117 August 1985Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales [16]
69 Jane Stanley 13 April 196427327 April 1986Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland
70 Lorraine Hoey 3
71 Tracey Davidson 6 January 196115029 March 1987Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland 17 April 1994Flag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia [5]
72 Karen Walker 29 July 1969864120 July 1988Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 22 May 2003Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada [17]
73 Karen Skillcorn 2 [5]
74 Carole Osborne 2018 September 1988Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 30 April 1989Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland [18]
75 Clare Lambert 261
76 Maria Harper 142
77 Jan Murray 26 October 1966351 [5]
78 Tina Mapes 21 January 197119
79 Louise Waller 30 July 19693219899 June 1997Flag of Norway.svg  Norway
80 Gail Borman 25 April 1963227 [5]
81 Lesley Higgs (née Shipp)26 October 196815
82 Clare Taylor 22 May 196532516 December 1990Flag of Germany.svg  Germany
83 Carol Harwood 6
84 Mandy O'Callaghan 3
85 Helen Clancy 3
86 Vanessa Kemp 3
87 Louise Cafferkey 3
88 Samantha Britton 8 February 197365322 May 2003Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada [5]
89 Samantha Howarth (née Hayward)1 February 197180June 1991Flag of Denmark.svg  Denmark [19]
90 Olivia Hughes 2
91 Michelle Jackson 2 [5]
92 Michelle Curley 30 April 19725
93 Julie Tomlinson 1
94 Sarah Begg 21
95 Karen Burke 14 June 1971727
96 Isobel Pollard 3 [5]
97 Sian Williams 2 February 1968208 October 1994Flag of Iceland.svg  Iceland
98 Frances Carroll 125 September 1993Flag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia
99 Kirsty Pealling 14 April 19751506 November 1993Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium 14 May 2004Flag of Iceland.svg  Iceland [20]
100 Mandy Lowe 1 January 19701 [5]
101 Donna Smith 17 January 196738 October 1994Flag of Iceland.svg  Iceland
102 Julie Fletcher 28 September 19742613 May 1995Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden
103 Karen Farley 2 September 1970118
104 Becky Easton 16 April 1974440 [5] [21]
105 Chantel Woodhead 17 September 19741025 January 1995Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 25 January 1995Flag of Italy.svg  Italy [5]
106 Pauline Cope 16 February 196960026 January 1995Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 19 February 2004Flag of Denmark.svg  Denmark [22]
107 Alex Cottier 6 December 19775
108 Kelly Smith 29 October 1978117461 November 1995Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 8 May 2014Flag of Ukraine.svg  Ukraine [23] [24]
109 Mo Marley 31 January 19674111 November 1995Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 27 June 2001Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden [25]
110 Tara Proctor 31 January 197120023 July 2002Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria
111 Marie-Anne Catterall 29 November 19796111 February 1996Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal
112 Claire Lacey 1011 February 1996Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal 11 February 1996Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal
113 Vicky Exley 22 October 197552716 March 1996Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 17 September 2007Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina [26] [27]
114 Mary Phillip 14 March 1977652 March 2008Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic [28] [29]
115 Clare Wheatley 4 February 1971101996
116 Kelley Few 4
117 Kim Jerray-Silver 6 October 19771019 May 1996Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal 19 May 1996Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal
118 Sue Smith 24 November 1979941627 February 1997Flag of Germany.svg  Germany 9 March 2011Flag of South Korea.svg  South Korea [30] [31]
119 Rachel Brown 2 July 198082027 February 1997Flag of Germany.svg  Germany 21 September 2013Flag of Belarus.svg  Belarus [32]
120 Faye White 2 February 197890129 March 1997Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland 9 July 2011Flag of France.svg  France [33]
121 Pru Buckley 20 July 19733
122 Natasha Daly 29 November 19793
123 Kate Massey 6 June 197941
124 Sarah Reed 12 May 19804
125 Tina Lindsay 1
126 Rachel Yankey 1 November 19791291923 August 1997Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland 15 July 2013Flag of Russia.svg  Russia [34]
127 Danielle Murphy 4 June 198125023 August 1997Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland 2001 [35] [36]
128 Justine Lorton 11 March 19747023 August 1997Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland 22 August 1999Flag of Denmark.svg  Denmark [37]
129 Melanie Garside-Wight 11 August 19793015 February 1998Flag of France.svg  France 21 April 1998Flag of Italy.svg  Italy
130 Claire Utley 11 February 197950 [38]
131 Angela Banks 23 December 197518426 May 1999Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 19 May 2002Flag of Germany.svg  Germany [39]
132 Katie Chapman 15 June 198294813 May 2000Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg  Switzerland 16 April 2016Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium [40] [41]
133 Leanne Hall 19 May 19802404 August 2000Flag of France.svg  France 22 September 2004Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands [5]
134 Casey Stoney 13 May 1982130614 August 2000Flag of France.svg  France 21 October 2017Flag of France.svg  France [42]
135 Rachel Unitt 5 June 1982102814 August 2000Flag of France.svg  France 8 March 2013Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland [43]
136 Layla Young 21 January 19791014 August 2000Flag of France.svg  France 14 August 2000Flag of France.svg  France [5]
137 Aran Embleton 7 October 19814021 March 2001Flag of Spain.svg  Spain 24 November 2001Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal [5]
138 Amanda Barr 2 May 1982391027 May 2001Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland 13 May 2007Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland [5]
139 Carly Hunt 9 February 1982701 March 2002Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 24 February 2003Flag of Italy.svg  Italy [5]
140 Fara Williams 25 January 19841724024 November 2001Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal 3 September 2019Flag of Norway.svg  Norway [44] [45]
141 Rachel Stowell (née McArthur)27 July 19771711 March 2002Flag of Norway.svg  Norway
142 Una Nwajei 17 March 1977301 March 2002Flag of Norway.svg  Norway [46]
143 Kristy Moore 28 January 197712023 July 2002Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria [47]
144 Jody Handley 12 March 197938623 July 2002Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria 1 March 2010Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg  Switzerland [5]
145 Leanne Champ 10 August 198310025 February 2003Flag of Italy.svg  Italy
146 Laura Bassett 2 August 198363225 February 2003Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 27 July 2017Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal [48] [49]
147 Kelly McDougall 22 January 19849025 February 2003Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 18 September 2004Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands [48]
148 Carmaine Walker 5 November 19797025 February 2003Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 14 May 2004Flag of Iceland.svg  Iceland
149 Ellen Maggs 16 February 19834019 May 2003Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada [50]
150 Alexa Hunn 122 May 2003Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada May 2003
151 Corinne Yorston 15 June 19836011 September 2003Flag of Germany.svg  Germany 16 July 2009Flag of Iceland.svg  Iceland
152 Anita Asante 27 April 198551114 May 2004Flag of Iceland.svg  Iceland 1 March 2018Flag of France.svg  France [51] [52]
153 Lindsay Johnson 8 May 198043118 September 2004Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 9 March 2011Flag of South Korea.svg  South Korea [53]
154 Eniola Aluko 21 February 19871023318 September 2004Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 12 April 2017Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina [54] [55]
155 Alex Scott 14 October 19841401218 September 2004Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 27 July 2017Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal [56]
156 Jo Potter 13 November 198435318 September 2004Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 24 November 2017Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina [57]
157 Siobhan Chamberlain 15 August 198350022 September 2004Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 4 March 2018Flag of Germany.svg  Germany [58]
158 Jo Fletcher 31 December 19809017 February 2005Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 8 June 2005Flag of Denmark.svg  Denmark [5]
159 Emily Westwood 5 April 198432417 February 2005Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 1 March 2010Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg  Switzerland
160 Karen Carney 1 August 19871443218 February 2005Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 6 July 2019Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden [59]
161 Karen Bardsley 14 October 19848209 March 2005Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland 13 April 2021Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada [60]
162 Lianne Sanderson 3 February 1988501511 May 2006Flag of Hungary.svg  Hungary 4 July 2015Flag of Germany.svg  Germany [61] [62]
163 Jill Scott 2 February 19871612731 August 2006Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 31 July 2022Flag of Germany.svg  Germany [63] [64]
164 Steph Houghton 23 April 1988121138 March 2007Flag of Russia.svg  Russia 23 February 2021Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland [65] [66]
165 Carly Telford 7 July 198727011 March 2007Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland 13 April 2021Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada [67] [68]
166 Kay Hawke 28 March 19838014 February 2008Flag of Norway.svg  Norway [69]
167 Michelle Hickmott 20 February 198510February 2009Flag of Finland.svg  Finland February 2009Flag of Finland.svg  Finland
168 Jessica Clarke 5 May 198952115 March 2009Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 29 November 2015Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina [70] [71]
169 Danielle Bowman (née Buet)31 October 1988805 March 2009Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 22 September 2011Flag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia [72]
170 Dunia Susi 11 August 198721016 July 2009Flag of Iceland.svg  Iceland 26 June 2013Flag of Japan.svg  Japan
171 Rachel Williams 10 January 198813416 July 2009Flag of Iceland.svg  Iceland 1 March 2017Flag of France.svg  France [73] [74]
172 Gemma Davison 17 April 198716216 July 2009Flag of Iceland.svg  Iceland 24 January 2017Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden [75] [76]
173 Natasha Dowie 30 June 198814526 November 2009Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey 17 September 2014Flag of Montenegro.svg  Montenegro [77] [78]
174 Ellen White 9 May 19891135225 March 2010Flag of Austria.svg  Austria 31 July 2022Flag of Germany.svg  Germany [79] [80]
175 Claire Rafferty 11 January 198918025 March 2010Flag of Austria.svg  Austria 24 January 2017Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden [81]
176 Sophie Bradley-Auckland 21 October 198928021 August 2010Flag of Austria.svg  Austria 14 June 2014Flag of Belarus.svg  Belarus [82] [83]
177 Fern Whelan 5 December 198810017 May 2011Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 1 March 2012Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg  Switzerland
178 Jade Moore 22 October 199050128 February 2012Flag of Finland.svg  Finland 6 July 2019Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden [84] [85]
179 Toni Duggan 25 July 1991792219 September 2012Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia 11 March 2020Flag of Spain.svg  Spain [86] [87]
180 Jordan Nobbs 8 December 19927086 March 2013Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 19 February 2023Flag of Italy.svg  Italy [88] [89]
181 Lucy Bronze 28 October 19911211526 June 2013Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 9 April 2024Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland [90]
182 Gemma Bonner 13 July 199111126 September 2013Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey 5 April 2019Flag of Spain.svg  Spain [91] [92]
183 Demi Stokes 12 December 199169117 January 2014Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 11 October 2022Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic [93] [94]
184 Alex Greenwood 7 September 19939275 March 2014Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 9 April 2024Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland [95] [96]
185 Lizzie Durack 20 May 1994107 March 2014Flag of Finland.svg  Finland 7 March 2014Flag of Finland.svg  Finland [97] [98]
186 Fran Kirby 29 June 199370193 August 2014Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 9 April 2024Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland [99] [100]
187 Jodie Taylor 17 May 198651193 August 2014Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 9 November 2019Flag of Germany.svg  Germany [101] [102]
188 Amy Turner 4 July 1991406 March 2015Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 29 November 2015Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina [103]
189 Izzy Christiansen 20 September 199131621 September 2015Flag of Estonia.svg  Estonia 5 March 2019Flag of Japan.svg  Japan [104] [105]
190 Danielle Carter 18 May 19935621 September 2015Flag of Estonia.svg  Estonia 28 November 2017Flag of Kazakhstan.svg  Kazakhstan [106] [107]
191 Gilly Flaherty 24 August 19919023 October 2015Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  China 24 January 2017Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden [108] [109]
192 Drew Spence 23 October 19921023 October 2015Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  China 23 October 2015Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  China [108]
193 Laura Coombs 29 January 19917023 October 2015Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  China 1 August 2023Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  China [108] [110]
194 Jemma Rose 19 January 19921029 November 2015Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina 29 November 2015Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina [111] [112]
195 Rachel Daly 6 December 199184164 June 2016Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia 9 April 2024Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland [113]
196 Nikita Parris 10 March 199471174 June 2016Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia 15 November 2022Flag of Norway.svg  Norway [114] [115]
197 Millie Bright 21 August 199377520 September 2016Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium 31 October 2023Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium [116]
198 Mary Earps 7 March 199349010 June 2017Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg  Switzerland 5 April 2024Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden [117] [118]
199 Melissa Lawley 28 April 199412120 October 2017Flag of France.svg  France 8 October 2019Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal [119] [120]
200 Keira Walsh 8 April 199773028 November 2017Flag of Kazakhstan.svg  Kazakhstan 9 April 2024Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland [121] [122]
201 Jessica Carter 27 October 199732228 November 2017Flag of Kazakhstan.svg  Kazakhstan 9 April 2024Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland [123] [124]
202 Abbie McManus 1 January 19931801 March 2018Flag of France.svg  France 11 March 2020Flag of Spain.svg  Spain [125] [126]
203 Hannah Blundell 25 May 1994308 March 2018Flag of the United States.svg  United States 8 November 2018Flag of Austria.svg  Austria [127] [128]
204 Beth Mead 9 May 199555326 April 2018Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 9 April 2024Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland [129] [130]
205 Leah Williamson 29 March 19974448 June 2018Flag of Russia.svg  Russia 9 April 2024Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland [131] [132]
206 Gabrielle George 2 February 1997204 September 2018Flag of Kazakhstan.svg  Kazakhstan 8 November 2018Flag of Austria.svg  Austria [133] [134]
207 Lauren Bruton 22 November 1992104 September 2018Flag of Kazakhstan.svg  Kazakhstan 4 September 2018Flag of Kazakhstan.svg  Kazakhstan [135] [136]
208 Lucy Staniforth 2 October 19921724 September 2018Flag of Kazakhstan.svg  Kazakhstan 23 October 2021Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland [137] [138]
209 Georgia Stanway 3 January 199967178 November 2018Flag of Austria.svg  Austria 9 April 2024Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland [139] [140]
210 Chioma Ubogagu 10 September 1992318 November 2018Flag of Austria.svg  Austria 9 April 2019Flag of Spain.svg  Spain [139] [141]
211 Ellie Roebuck 23 September 19991108 November 2018Flag of Austria.svg  Austria 19 February 2023Flag of Italy.svg  Italy [142] [143]
212 Chloe Kelly 15 January 19984178 November 2018Flag of Austria.svg  Austria 9 April 2024Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland [144] [145]
213 Bethany England 3 June 1994261129 August 2019Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium 20 August 2023Flag of Spain.svg  Spain
214 Lauren Hemp 7 August 200055188 October 2019Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal 9 April 2024Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland
215 Alessia Russo 8 February 1999381811 March 2020Flag of Spain.svg  Spain 9 April 2024Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland
216 Ella Toone 2 September 1999481923 February 2021Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland 9 April 2024Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland
217 Lotte Wubben-Moy 11 January 199913123 February 2021Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland 5 April 2024Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden
218 Sandy MacIver 18 June 19981023 February 2021Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland 23 February 2021Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland
219 Ebony Salmon 27 January 20014023 February 2021Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland 19 February 2023Flag of Italy.svg  Italy
220 Niamh Charles 21 June 19991609 April 2021Flag of France.svg  France 5 April 2024Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden
221 Katie Zelem 20 January 199612030 November 2021Flag of Latvia.svg  Latvia 26 September 2023Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands
222 Hannah Hampton 16 November 20004020 February 2022Flag of Spain.svg  Spain 9 April 2024Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland
223 Lauren James 29 September 20012473 September 2022Flag of Austria.svg  Austria 9 April 2024Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland
224 Esme Morgan 18 October 20008011 October 2022Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic 23 February 2024Flag of Austria.svg  Austria
225 Jess Park 21 October 20018111 November 2022Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 9 April 2024Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland
226 Maya Le Tissier 18 April 20023015 November 2022Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 23 February 2024Flag of Austria.svg  Austria
227 Katie Robinson 8 August 20025015 November 2022Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 1 July 2023Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal
228 Grace Clinton 31 March 20033123 February 2024Flag of Austria.svg  Austria 5 April 2024Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden
229 Millie Turner 7 July 19961027 February 2024Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 27 February 2024Flag of Italy.svg  Italy

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