Women’s European Football Championship: How the DFB-Elf conquered the internet with videos

This team is hard to beat.
At the women’s European Football Championship, the DFB team also attracted attention away from the field.
The DFB-Elf conquers the net with entertaining photos and videos.
Striker Laura Freigang keeps inspiring TikTok fans with the latest video trends.
For example, with the so-called “problems” of her colleagues.
The player lets her creativity run free and shows how attractive her fellow players would be as men.
Players like Giulia Gwinn or Sara Däbritz take their fans behind the scenes on Instagram.
The players also celebrate their entry into the finals/semi-finals.
The European Championship also seems to be a good stage for the DFB women to draw attention to themselves personally.
Because even if men and women are paid the same in football in many countries such as Norway, England or Spain, the DFB has so far resisted it.
Each player receives 60,000 euros for the European title. For men it would have been 400,000 per player in 2021.