Fridolina Rolfö Returns to Training, Eyes Euro 2025 Participation
Fridolina Rolfö resumes training with Sweden's Euro 2025 squad after injury, aims for late tournament participation.
Key Points
- • Rolfö returns to training after ankle injury recovery.
- • Expected to miss the opening match against Denmark.
- • Team hopes she will play in the final group match against Germany on July 12.
- • Matilda Vinberg will exit the squad after the Denmark match.
Fridolina Rolfö, a key player for the Swedish national football team, has resumed training after recovering from an ankle injury that sidelined her since June. Officially included in the squad for the UEFA Women's Euro 2025, Rolfö will participate in training sessions starting today, expressing optimism about her recovery. Head coach Peter Gerhardsson remarked, "It is good that she is registered and starts training with the team here today, so it feels good."
Despite her inclusion, Rolfö is not expected to play in the opening match against Denmark tomorrow, with hopes pinned on her returning for the final group match against Germany on July 12. Her injury occurred during a Nations League match against Denmark, creating uncertainties around her availability for the tournament. Meanwhile, Matilda Vinberg, listed as a reserve, will leave the squad following the Denmark match. Ahead of the game, team captain Kosovare Asllani cautioned fans against expecting another dominant performance like the previous 6-1 victory over Denmark, highlighting the unpredictability of the challenge ahead.