, Norway's Caroline Graham Hansen and Ada Hegerberg, United States' Alex Morgan, and France's Wendie Renard (90). Bronze is not exceptionally fast, coming with 85 Acceleration and Sprint speed, but she's great at defending with 92 Jumping, 91 Standing Tackle and 90 Strength. She's also able to keep up with faster opponents thanks to 90 Stamina and 89 Reactions. Her traits include Leadership, Giant throw-in and Power header, so players will definitely feel her presence across the pitch. The second best player from England is Beth Mead (88), but despite being included in the FIFA 23 Women's World Cup 2023 Australia and New Zealand update, she was kept out of the squad at the last minute. LW Lauren Hemp and CB captain Millie Bright are also very good at 87. Hemp features an outstanding 94 Crossing and 92 Dribbling, making her extremely dangerous when close to the penalty area. Bright is incredibly strong at defending, with a 92 Strength, 91 Aggression, and 90 Jumping. Her traits include dives into tackles (CPU), and early crosser, which means she's also good at starting the action. But how would they compare to the best Ultimate Team players? With women's f){kind=link}
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