Bianconere called up for international duty in May and June

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·26. Mai 2025

Bianconere called up for international duty in May and June

With the 2024/2025 season ending with a wonderful victory in the Italian Cup final against Roma, our Juventus Women players are now heading away on international duty, which will see them busy with their respective national teams over the coming days in May and June.

Here are the details of their commitments!

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THE INTERNATIONAL CALL-UPS

CANADA – One player (Lysianne Proulx): two home friendlies, both against Haiti, for the Canadian national team – the first in Winnipeg and the second in Montreal.

DENMARK – One (Amalie Vangsgaard): the last two matches of the Nations League group stage for the Danish national team – in the same group as Italy – who face Wales at home in Odense and then Hanna Bennison’s and Emma Kullberg's Sweden away in Solna.

FRANCE – One (Pauline Peyraud-Magnin): Viola Calligaris' Switzerland and Iceland will be the last two opponents for the French national team in the Nations League group stage. The match against Switzerland will be played in Tomblaine, France, and the match against Iceland will be played in Reykjavik.

ITALY – 10 (Chiara Beccari, Valentina Bergamaschi, Lisa Boattin, Barbara Bonansea, Sofia Cantore, Martini Lenzini, Cristiana Girelli, Martina Rosucci, Cecilia Salvai, Eva Schatzer): the Italian national team also has two Nations League fixtures, first against Bennison’s and Kullberg's Sweden in Parma and then away against Wales in Swansea.

NORWAY – One (Mathilde Harviken): the Norwegian national team will face Iceland in a Northern European clash at home in Trondheim before closing out the Nations League group stage in a “black and white derby” against Calligaris' Switzerland in Sion.

SWEDEN – Two (Hanna Bennison, Emma Kullberg): two “black and white derbies” are scheduled for Sweden, who will face Italy away and Vangsgaard's Denmark at home in the last two matches of the Nations League group stage.

SWITZERLAND – Two (Alisha Lehmann, Viola Calligaris): Tomblaine and Sion will be the two cities that will see Calligaris and Switzerland in action in the Nations League against France and Norway respectively in two “black and white derbies”.

USA U23 – One (Abi Brighton): two friendlies in Germany are scheduled for the US Under 23 team against their German counterparts.