Jess Fishlock is the all-time leader in both appearances and goals for the Welsh national team. She has been confirmed in the 23-player roster that will see Denmark compete in Euro 2025. Now at 38 years old, Fishlock still plays a midfield engine role that allows her to lead by example on the field. She has a stellar international record, having scored 47 goals in 161 caps for Wales. As a result, this triumph cements her place as one of the central figures to the national team.
Fishlock, who is currently suiting up for Seattle Reign, will continue training with her teammates in Portugal. From there, they move on to Switzerland for the tournament. Fishlock has a golden opportunity to build upon her already impressive international career. She has the opportunity to play a significant role in Wales’ continued success on the European stage.
Record Holder and Goalscorer
Jess Fishlock, Wales’ all-time leading appearance holder, has had a major impact on the national team. She has had an outstanding influence from the moment she stepped on the floor. Her 161-caps record speaks volumes about her dedication, consistency, and natural-born talent. Most notable though, is atop the goalscoring chart, the fabled 47 goalscorer. Her added talent has been vital in solidifying her team’s success on the international stage.
Fishlock delivers incredible on- and off-field experience to our club. She is one of just four players to have ever gone over 100 caps for Wales. Her leadership on the field is most apparent in her scoring. It comes across in her commitment to mentoring younger players in the team.
Training and Team Dynamics
Fishlock will once again be joined by a talented group of players as she prepares for Euro 2025. Among them is Angharad James, recently announced as captain. James’ leadership will be pivotal as the inexperienced team gets ready for the challenges they will face their first two matches. Other notable teammates include Sophie Ingle, who is working hard to recover from an ACL injury sustained last September, and Hayley Ladd from Everton.
The group will embark on a rigorous series of training camps in Portugal. From there, they’ll head to Switzerland for the Women’s World Cup. Fishlock has, as expected for a veteran midfield general, been key in fostering the proper team culture. She makes sure that every single musician is tuned and set up to give their best performance.
Looking Ahead to Euro 2025
With Euro 2025 fast approaching on the horizon, Jess Fishlock’s addition to the Wales squad is a blessing in disguise, an excitement-building cherry on top. She’s looking to change that and is preparing to make her biggest challenge yet. Her decade-plus experience in data and research will be invaluable to the team’s success. The Welsh players want to use their platform to share their talents with the world while continuing to work towards their common aspirations.
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