Euro 2025 injuries: The full list of players ruled out

Giulia Gwinn of Germany reacts, as she leaves the pitch with a injury during the UEFA Women's EURO 2025 Group C match between Germany and Poland at Arena St. Gallen on July 04, 2025 in St Gallen, Switzerland. .

Euro 2025 injuries have already had influences on games with the tournament in its group stage.

The competition kicked off on July 2 with England heading in as defending champions – and it's the first time since 1970 that a senior England team have gone into a major tournament as defending champions.

But which Lionesses players have been ruled out through injury? And what other notable absences are there? Find out more below.

England's Euro 2025 injuries

Euro 2025 injuries: England's absentees in full

Player	Injury	Status
Millie Turner	foot	Ruled out of the tournament
Millie Bright	N/A	Withdrew from selection as she isn't 100% "physically or mentally"
Ruby Mace	knee	Not played since March
Ella Morris	ACL	Ruled out of the tournament
Laura Blindkilde Brown	ankle	Lack of match fitness but is a standby player

The tournament is being held in Switzerland and will finish with the final on 27 July.

England are among the favourites to win the trophy but Spain have a slight edge after an impressive few years.

Lena Oberdorf did not make the Germany squad because of injury (Image credit: Getty Images)

Spain won the World Cup in 2023 and they have some of the best players in the world in their ranks.

Aitana Bonmati and Alexia Putellas, who have both won two Ballon d'Or awards each, are among the stars available to Spain.

The other nations who are among the favourites are France and the Netherlands.

Injuries will undoubtedly play a part and have already impacted some games.

Euro 2025 Injury table

Notable injuries at Euro 2025

Player	Nation	Injury	Status
Lena Oberdorf	Germany	Knee	Included in latest Germany squad
Laura O’Sullivan-Jones	Wales	ACL
Kika Nazareth	Portugal	Ankle
Teresa Abelleira	Spain	Knee
Rosa Kafaji	Sweden	Ankle
Ramona Bachmann	Switzerland	ACL
Giulia Gwinn	Germany	Knee	-

Lena Oberdorf ruptured her ACL and MCL just before the Olympics, ruling her out of the tournament where Germany won the bronze medal.

She returned to on-grass running in her rehab with club Bayern Munich but she did not play a match last season. While she was included in a German Nations League squad, Oberdorf was not selected for this summer's tournament because of the injury.

Lena Oberdorf has a knee problem (Image credit: Jasmin Walter/Getty Images for DFB )

Germany have also been hit with an injury during the tournament. Captain Giulia Gwinn came off with an injury during the team's opener against Poland, sustaining the issue after an excellent bit of defending.

After the game it was confirmed she would be ruled out of the rest of the tournament with a knee injury.

Elsewhere there have not been other any tournament-ending injuries yet.