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Lauren James makes Lionesses Euro 2025 squad together with Michelle Agyemang

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Tom Garry
Women's Euro 2025England women's football teamSarina WiegmanSportsWomen's football

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England manager Sarina Wiegman has announced the 23-player squad for July's Women's European Championship in Switzerland. The squad includes Lauren James, returning from a hamstring injury, and 19-year-old Michelle Agyemang. Notable omissions include Nikita Parris and Missy Bo Kearns, while Mary Earps and Fran Kirby recently retired from international duty and Millie Bright withdrew.

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  1. 1 2022: England won the Euro trophy.
  2. 2 April (current year): Lauren James sidelined with hamstring injury; Michelle Agyemang scored on debut away at Belgium.
  3. 3 May (current year): England played Portugal (win) and Spain (loss).
  4. 4 Wednesday (before June 5): Millie Bright withdrew from squad.
  5. 5 June 5, 2025: Sarina Wiegman announces 23-player squad.
  6. 6 June 16: Training camp starts at St George’s Park.
  7. 7 June 30: Squad travels to Switzerland.
  8. 8 July 5: England begins campaign against France in Group D.
  • Boost to England's hopes of retaining the trophy
  • James's inclusion is a risk due to injury
  • Several players not included or retired
What: England's 23-player squad for the Women's European Championship was announced, featuring Lauren James (returning from injury) and Michelle Agyemang.
When: July's Women's European Championship (campaign starts July 5); squad announced June 5, 2025; training camp starts June 16; travel to Switzerland June 30.
Where: Switzerland (tournament host); St George’s Park (training camp); Group D (England's group); France (first opponent).
Why: To defend the Euro trophy won in 2022; to prepare for the upcoming tournament.
How: Sarina Wiegman selected the 23 players, taking a risk on James's fitness.

England manager Sarina Wiegman has announced the 23-player squad for July's Women's European Championship in Switzerland. The squad includes Lauren James, returning from a hamstring injury, and 19-year-old Michelle Agyemang. Notable omissions include Nikita Parris and Missy Bo Kearns, while Mary Earps and Fran Kirby recently retired from international duty and Millie Bright withdrew.