Speed, skill, and sky-high finishing percentages – the right wings define efficiency. These five combine artistry and athleticism in the most unforgiving space on the court.
Andrea Aagot Hansen (Denmark)
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Still underrated, but not for long. Aagot Hashas transformed her game from crafty to complete, now scoring from anywhere. She’s the future – and almost the present – of Denmark’s right wing.
Lucie Granier (France)
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France’s go-to right wing and one of the most improved players in Europe. Explosive, confident, and decisive – Granier is a key piece in France’s title ambitions.
Trine Østergaard (Denmark)
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The veteran captain remains elite. Østergaard’s consistency on both ends of the court keeps her among the best – and her leadership still sets Denmark’s tone.
Angela Malestein (Netherlands)
Reliable as ever. The 32-year-old has seen it all but continues to deliver – efficient, experienced, and a constant scoring threat from the corner.
Emilie Hovden (Norway)
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Norway finally found their right-wing answer, and her name is Hovden. Electric pace, elite timing, and an ever-growing presence – she’s one of the world’s best right now.