**Women’s Football News Unveils Special Euro 2025 Preview Edition**
The latest edition of *Women’s Football News* has hit newsstands with exceptional fanfare as excitement builds for the upcoming UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 in Switzerland. The highly anticipated July 2025 issue delivers a comprehensive 56-page preview dedicated to the tournament, featuring exclusive interviews, team profiles and an indispensable wallchart to help supporters chart every fixture.
Wales, who are preparing to make history with their appearance in their first senior European Championships, feature prominently in the publication. Welsh midfielder Carrie Jones speaks candidly about the nation’s ambitions, insisting that Wales are justified in shedding their underdog status as they embark on this milestone journey. Her interview captures the sense of opportunity and belief sweeping through the Welsh camp this summer.
Beyond Wales’s perspective, the magazine offers in-depth profiles of all 16 teams competing in the tournament. Each nation’s strengths, key players and paths to qualification are examined, providing fans with valuable insights as the competition approaches. There’s also a detailed look at the managers tasked with steering their squads through what is expected to be a fiercely contested event.
For those seeking practical resources, the issue contains a comprehensive venue guide, mapping out all the Swiss stadia where the action will unfold. From Geneva to Zurich, readers can familiarise themselves with the host cities and what they can expect if they are planning to travel or follow from home. The included wallchart is sure to be a fan favourite—perfect for tracking group fixtures and plotting potential routes to the final.
This special edition doesn’t stop at Euro 2025. *Women’s Football News* casts its eye over recent developments closer to home in the Women’s Super League (WSL). The issue contains a feature report on Arsenal’s inspiring Champions League campaign, exploring what lessons the wider league might glean from the Gunners’ European triumph. This analysis aims to foster debate about the trajectory and growth of the domestic game.
Leicester City’s rising star Ruby Mace shares her thoughts in an engaging interview, reflecting on both her personal progression and the challenges facing her club. The magazine also investigates the broader implications of the recent decision to expand the WSL following next season—a move widely expected to reshape the landscape of women’s football in England.
The July issue’s release signals a significant moment for the sport’s coverage, bringing together tournament anticipation, player perspectives and expert analysis for established fans and newcomers alike. With the Euros poised to deliver another surge in interest, this edition offers timely, in-depth content to inform and entertain.
Supporters and collectors can purchase the July 2025 edition of *Women’s Football News* at local newsagents or directly online, with a cover price of £3.50. Demand is expected to be high as fans seek to immerse themselves in pre-tournament coverage and follow the progress of their favourite teams.
With women’s football continuing its remarkable trajectory, both on and off the pitch, publications like this underline the growing appetite for insightful journalism and thoughtful commentary. The tournament will not only showcase world-class talent but is also set to inspire the next generation of players, coaches and supporters alike.