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Winner: Linda Dallmann

[…] Ahead of last year's [euros], the battle for the No. 10 role in the 4-2-3-1 system gave the national team coach plenty to think about. In the end, the choice fell on Dallmann, but she was unable to make the most of her opportunity during the tournament. […]

Eleven months later, the competition between Dallmann and Freigang has effectively been decided - and the winner is Dallmann. The 31-year-old Munich native […] has established herself as a key member of the national team. […].

Loser: Laura Freigang

[…] The Frankfurt forward travelled to Switzerland last year as a bench player [..]. Still, the fact that she featured for just 11 minutes across the six World Cup qualifiers likely came as a surprise even to her. Most recently, she dropped out of the squad altogether and was named only on standby. […]

Winner: Larissa Mühlhaus

[…] Bundesliga top scorer Larissa Mühlhaus […] has managed to make a real impact. […] Mühlhaus made her international debut against Slovenia in Dresden on March 3rd and marked the occasion with her first goal for Germany. The national team coach can also envision using her as a second striker in certain tactical situations.

Loser: Selina Cerci

The battle for a place in the starting eleven is also likely to remain difficult for Selina Cerci. The prolific forward […] played only 73 minutes across the six World Cup qualifiers. It is a clear indication that the coach currently prefers other players in the wide attacking positions. […].

Winner: Vivien Endemann

[…] Vivien Endemann […] endured a difficult 2025 and was left out of the squad for the European Championship. […] However, she has staged an impressive comeback, achieving two goals and four assists in Germany’s first two internationals of the year […]. Endemann has now firmly established herself in the national team squad. […]

Loser: Sarai Linder