
FIFA Women’s World Cup: Switzerland picks 16-year-old Iman Beney for WWC 2023
The HinduSixteen-year-old Iman Beney was picked in Switzerland’s squad Monday for the Women’s World Cup, only three days after making her debut with the national team. Beney, a midfielder with Swiss club Young Boys, impressed Friday as a second-half substitute in a 3-3 draw against another World Cup team, Zambia. “She can make an impression at the World Cup.” Alongside Beney, five others in the 23-player squad have more than 100 national team appearances: Barcelona winger Ana-Maria Crnogorcevic, Paris Saint-Germain forward Ramona Bachmann, Real Betis goalkeeper Gaëlle Thalmann and Arsenal teammates Lia Wälti and Noelle Maritz. RELATED: FIFA Women’s World Cup: A look at all WC records before WWC 2023 Switzerland is playing at its second Women’s World Cup.
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