The Women's European Championship will kick off on 2 July in Switzerland, and several Blues are expected to feature in the tournament.

Sixteen international sides will battle to reach the final in Basel on 27 July. England are the holders of the competition, having lifted the trophy at Wembley in 2022.

We will keep you across all the squad announcements involving our players as they come in.

England

Hannah Hampton, Lucy Bronze, Niamh Charles, Keira Walsh, Lauren James and Aggie Beever-Jones have all been selected in the England squad for the upcoming tournament.

Those six Blues are part of the 23-player squad that will be in contention to be selected for the Lionesses' opening Group Stage fixture against France at the Letzigrund Stadion in Zurich on Saturday 5 July at 8pm.

This will be the fourth consecutive Euros for Lucy Bronze, while Aggie Beever-Jones received the call to the squad after just seven previous caps for England.

Millie Bright will not feature in the tournament. The Chelsea captain underwent minor knee surgery at the start. of June.

France

Sandy Baltimore and Oriane Jean-Francois have been selected for the France squad by boss Laurent Bonadei.

Baltimore has been in fine form for club and country. She scored twice and provided an assist in our FA Cup final win over Manchester United on the last day of the season, and followed that up by netting in back-to-back Nations League matches for Les Bleues.

Her international scoring record now stands at five goals in six matches since the start of 2025, a tally she will be looking to add to at this summer's tournament.

Germany

Midfielder Sjoeke Nusken is our sole representative in the Germany squad named by manager Christian Wuck for Euro 2025.

The 24-year-old was a key part of the Germany team which bounced back from a disappointing 2023 World Cup to come third at last year's Olympic Games, beating Spain in the bronze medal match.

Sweden

Nathalie Bjorn and Johanna Rytting Kaneryd have been called up for the Euros by Sweden boss Peter Gerhardsson.

Both players retain their place in the squad after helping their country to a third-place finish at the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup, with Bjorn set to compete in her fifth consecutive major tournament for Sweden, having featured at the previous Euros, two World Cups and the Olympic Games in 2021 - with the country failing to qualify for Paris 2024.

For Rytting Kaneryd, this will be her third consecutive tournament after being selected for Euro 2022 and World Cup 2023.

We will continue to update this page as countries announce their squads for UEFA Women's Euro 2025