Hammarby’s Vilde Hasund, Rosengård’s Rebecca Knaak, or Piteå’s Fanny Andersson.
These are the names that remained when the judging panel gave their word to the Women’s League Player of the Month in August.
Now your vote is needed to decide who takes the title home.
After a long break for the European Commission, the Women’s League is back and it was an intense start for the teams.
With three rounds played in August, Piteå and Hammarby each collected nine points. Rosengård recovered from the shock loss outside Piteå and defeated both top competitors Häcken and Linköping.
So it’s perhaps not entirely unexpected that the nominees for Player of the Month in August will come from the aforementioned squad.
strong candidates
Norwegian Wild Hasund They were basically involved in everything going forward with Hammarby. She decided on a delicious free kick against Eskilstuna, and was responsible for an acrobatic number when Emilella Larsson played forward against Umeå and tricked Hedvig Lindahl in the derby. If you don’t score goals, you play forward and interacting with Madeleine Janouji can make Hammarby rise dramatically in the table.
Rosengard lost weight in midfield when Caroline Seeger was forced to undergo surgery and creator Jelena Kankovic was sold to Chelsea. After the heavy loss to Petio, Renee Seligers chose to go up Rebecca Knack From the back line to the midline seating position. Knack, who has not played there in five years, thanked for the trust and closed again to both Häcken and Linköping. Add to that it’s extremely powerful in the air and thrusts into the nets of both Petio and Haken.
Betiou midfield Fanny Anderson He is the one who controls and runs the field. I’ve found teammates’ passing pieces hurt any defense, just ask Rosengård. Plus, interacting with Katrina Guillou works great. After the efforts made during the month of August, local media have begun to speculate how long Petio will have the opportunity to retain this player.
Decision Supporters
The jury, made up of team leaders and experts from Sportbladet, Viaplay, Elitfotboll Dam and Svenska Spel, already had their say, but no votes yet.
Now it’s up to your supporters to decide who will get the prize.
Voting ends on Thursday, September 8 at 23.59. The winner will be announced the following week.