As a member of the England team competing at the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, Laura Coombs is hoping for success.
As a member of the team led by manager Sarina Wiegman, the football star has visited Australia and New Zealand.
Who is England player Laura Coombs?
English professional footballer Laura Coombs was born on January 29, 1991. She was created in Kent’s Gravesend, England. The University of Hertfordshire awarded Laura a degree in business and human resources. When she was a young girl, perhaps seven years old, she started playing football.
When she was a young girl, perhaps seven years old, she started playing football. Coombs joined a team managed by a family friend, moved up to Arsenal’s youth academy, and at age 16 started playing for the first team.
Laura Coombs has played for which teams?
In the UK, Laura has played for Manchester City, Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal, and Chelsea. She debuted for Arsenal as a senior in 2007. Coombs later joined Liverpool in 2015 after playing for Chelsea in 2011.
Coombs was then acquired by Manchester City in 2019. Additionally, Laura competed for the Los Angeles Strikers of the American W-League in 2011 and 2013.
How many years has Laura Coombs been an England player?
Coombs made his international debut for England almost eight years ago. In October 2015, Laura made her senior national team football debut for England.
When she entered as a substitute in a game between England and China, she was awarded her first cap. Even though England lost the game 2-1 in the end, the player will undoubtedly always cherish that memory.
Despite being called up for the Arnold Clark Cup in early 2023, Laura did not play for England between 2015 and 2023. Coombs said of her return: “It’s a really weird feeling, getting that call [from Wiegman], because I wasn’t expecting it, and that’s the honest truth.”
She continued, “It’s an amazing group to be a part of, and you just feel lucky when you’re training that the level is so high and you’re tested every day.”
Coombs has been selected to the FIFA Women’s World Cup squad and will represent her nation once more in 2023.
In addition to Rachel Daly, Mary Earps, Lucy Bronze, Ella Toone, and others will participate in the competition in Australia and New Zealand.
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