UEFA Women's Euro kicks off in Switzerland with 16 of the continent's best teams. Reigning Euro champions England will have a target on their back, and Spain enter the competition as a co-favorite to compete for the title.

Currently in red-hot form in the National Women's Soccer League with the San Diego Wave, the tricky French winger is one of the most electric players to watch as she glides across the pitch. She scored one goal at Women's Euro 2022 and helped France reach its first-ever semifinal. The 28-year-old will be hoping to do even better this time around.

What's at stake for these players and teams? Plenty. For England, it's about winning a consecutive Euro championship after seeing some of their top stars from the 2022 tournament retire. For Spain, a new piece of silverware to go with the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup title would further cement their legacy.