The Women’s World Cup is less than a month away, the tournament kicks off on July 20 with hosts Australia taking on the Republic of Ireland and New Zealand facing Norway.
Among Manchester United’s roster are top-pedigree players, six of whom have been selected to represent their nations in the land down under next month.
While the USA are favourites for the competition, European Champions England will not fall far behind in the rankings. Germany arguably have a point to prove having lost out to England last summer in extra-time and I believe will come out, full force, to rectify second place in Europe, while a question mark lurks with Spain's international side after top-quality players are left at home amidst managerial woes.
