Lena Sophie Oberdorf is a distinguished German professional footballer, renowned for her versatility on the field. Currently playing as a midfielder for Bayern Munich, she has also made significant contributions to the Germany national team. Oberdorf’s career began at TuS Ennepetal, where she showcased her talent by captaining boys’ teams before transitioning to women’s football with SGS Essen in 2018. Her debut match saw her score two goals, marking the start of a promising career.

In the 2020–21 season, Oberdorf joined VfL Wolfsburg, where she further honed her skills and established herself as a key player. During her tenure, she helped the team secure the Frauen-Bundesliga title in 2021–22 and clinched multiple DFB-Pokal victories. Her exceptional performance led to her contract extension until 2025, reflecting her importance to the club.

Oberdorf’s international career is equally impressive. She made her debut for the senior national team at just 17 years old and became the youngest German player to compete in a World Cup in 2019. Her contributions were pivotal during the Euro 2022, where she was recognized as the tournament’s best young player and included in the Team of the Tournament.

With numerous accolades, including the UEFA Women’s Championship Young Player of the Tournament and multiple Fritz Walter Medals, Oberdorf is celebrated not only for her individual talent but also for her ability to elevate her team’s performance. Her ongoing journey in football promises to inspire the next generation of athletes.