Women's FIFA World Cup: 10 Players To Look Out For
9. Yuki Ogimi (Japan)
Four years ago, Japan stunned the world of womens football by beating USA in the final and will be hopeful of defying the odds once again this summer. Striker Yuki Ogimi was one of the younger members of that 2011 squad but, at 27, she is now very much one of the leading ladies. A lot of Japans World Cup-winning team have moved on, so Ogimis experience will be vital - as will her eye for goal. She boasts over 50 goals for her country, placing her second behind only veteran midfielder Homare Sowa. Moreover, she was also the top scorer during the 2013 Womens Bundesliga campaign before she made a switch to Chelsea. It didnt quite work out in London, which resulted in a move back to Germany, but her talent has never been in question. If Japan are to cause a shock in Canada then Ogimi is their best hope.
