WSL stars Lucy Bronze, Pernille Harder, Magdalena Eriksson unveiled in new Nike and Elle campaign ahead of Euro 2022

WOMEN’S SUPER LEAGUE stars have teamed up with Elle and Nike to unveil three limited edition magazine covers and a bespoke film ahead of Euro 2022. The campaign is to celebrate this year’s UEFA Women’s Euros and “recognise people driving change both on and off the pitch.” In the photoshoot England stars Lucy Bronze, Demi Stokes, Lotte Wubben-Moy and Beth […]

WOMEN’S SUPER LEAGUE stars have teamed up with Elle and Nike to unveil three limited edition magazine covers and a bespoke film ahead of Euro 2022.

The campaign is to celebrate this year’s UEFA Women’s Euros and “recognise people driving change both on and off the pitch.”

courtesy of ELLE UK / Danika Magdelena

Demi Stokes, Lucy Bronze, Lotte Wubben-Moy and Beth Mead showcase the new England kit which will be worn throughout the tournament[/caption]

courtesy of ELLE UK / Danika Magdelena

Chelsea stars Magdalena Eriksson and Pernille Harder ditched their footie kit and boots for skirts, Air Force 1s and bright Nike jumpers[/caption]

courtesy of ELLE UK / Danika Magdelena

Arsenal defender Lotte Wubben-Moy was dressed to impress[/caption]

In the photoshoot England stars Lucy Bronze, Demi Stokes, Lotte Wubben-Moy and Beth Mead showcase the new England kit, which will be worn during the tournament.

Denmark captain, Pernille Harder and Sweden defender, Magdalena Eriksson who both play for Chelsea, also feature in the campaign in bright Nike gear.

The initiative also includes Somali-born and England FA football coach and referee, Jawahir Roble.

Harder said: “Celebrating an exciting new era for women’s football in the latest issue of Elle UK.”

The limited-edition issues will be distributed on newsstands, at the first England game at Old Trafford on 6 July and in selected Nike stores including Nike Town London (Oxford Street).

A mural and billboard of one of the ELLE UK covers will also be unveiled on Camden High Street in London. 

England will commence their bid to win the Euros on home soil on July 6 with an opening game against Austria at Old Trafford.

They will then face Norway at the Amex on July 11 before a clash with Northern Ireland at St Mary’s on July 15.

courtesy of ELLE UK / Danika Magdelena

Sweden defender Eriksson and Denmark’s Harder will go toe to toe this summer[/caption]

courtesy of ELLE UK / Danika Magdelena

The campaign includes Somali-born and England FA football coach and referee, Jawahir Roble.[/caption]

courtesy of ELLE UK / Danika Magdelena

The campaign, which includes Arsenal’s Meade, is to celebrate this year’s UEFA Women’s Euros[/caption]

courtesy of ELLE UK / Danika Magdelena

Stokes and Bronze feature in the limited-edition ELLE UK covers about inspiring women who are leading change in football[/caption]

The Women’s Euro 2022 final looks set to break the 58-year record attendance at a European Championships showpiece – including men’s matches.

England’s squad announcement was pushed to next week after boss Sarina Wiegman suffered ‘a close family bereavement’. 

The Netherlands-born Lionesses chief will be absent from her side’s training camp this week.