Felicia Schroder snubs WSL giants by signing new contract with BK Hacken | OneFootball

Felicia Schroder, one of Sweden’s brightest stars has decided to snub a move to the Women’s Super League and sign a new contract with BK Hacken.

The 18-year-0ld – described as one of the best talents in Swedish football – has committed her future to the club until 2029.

In Sweden, the league season begins in March, with only 12 games played so far in the 2025 campaign.

So far this campaign, Schroder has already scored 16 goals and registered six assists. She netted four goals alone in Hacken’s 5-0 victory over Pitea IF on June 19th.

Schroder made her senior international debut for Sweden last month but was left out of their Women’s Euro 2025 squad. However, Schroder is expected to become a regular for her country in the future with eyes on the 2027 World Cup.

Her excellent form had led to interest from some of Europe’s top clubs. However, she has decided to commit her future to Hacken.

Swedish outlet Sportsbladet, claim that she has become the highest-paid player in the league’s history – earning a six-figure monthly salary in Swedish Kronor.

Which clubs had Felicia Schroder been linked with?

Swedish sensation Felicia Schroder has been linked with the majority of Europe’s biggest clubs before signing her new contract.

Sportsbladet, earlier in June, reported that she had been linked with WSL clubs Chelsea, Man City and Manchester United.

It was previously reported that Chelsea and Barcelona were among the clubs most interested in Schroder’s signature.

Other clubs who have been linked with Schroder include Bayern Munich, Juventus, Lyon and VfL Wolfsburg.

Schroder will stay at Hacken until 2029 where she will maximise her minutes and continue to grow as a player.

By the summer of 2028, Schroder will be 21-years-old and if she keeps up her current form, Europe’s biggest clubs could again be on the hunt to sign her.

Why Schroder decided to stay at BK Hacken

Felicia Schroder has explained her decision to stay at BK Hacken, despite interest from some of Europe’s biggest clubs.

She told the club’s media: “I’m really excited and very happy. I feel great at BK Häcken, I’ve come a long way here and I just want to keep going.

“The facilities are excellent, I’m getting the development I want, lots of playing time, and the trust of the coaches—everything is just fantastic.”

In the 2025-26 season, Schroder and BK Hacken will take part in European football. The Swedish side will play in the inaugural edition of the Women’s Europa League.