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Bronze and Yamal make history in Fifpro World XI

Bronze has featured in the last eight Fifpro Women's World XI teams

England's Lucy Bronze has made history by being named in the Fifpro Women's World XI for a record eighth time.

Barcelona forward Lamine Yamal has also entered the history books, becoming the youngest player to feature in the Men's World XI.

Chelsea defender Bronze is one of six England players in the Women's World XI.

Forward Chloe Kelly and Chelsea goalkeeper Hannah Hampton feature for the first time, while England captain Leah Williamson and forward Alessia Russo are also included after they helped the Lionesses to win back-to-back European titles.

Six England players join three from Spain in Fifpro women’s World XI | Women's football

Six England players have been named in the Fifpro women’s World XI after the team won the European Championship this year. The captain, Leah Williamson, the goalkeeper Hannah Hampton, the defender Lucy Bronze and forwards Chloe Kelly and Alessia Russo make the list after aiding the team to the historic win against Spain.

Millie Bright, the sixth England star to make the list, was not part of the tournament and has since retired. The centre-back captained Chelsea to the domestic treble last season but hung up her international boots last month.

Bronze, Bright’s teammate at club level, has made the World XI for a record eighth time. The 34-year-old overtook the France legend Wendie Renard, who made the list seven times. Bronze not only helped England win the European Championship in the summer but did so with a broken leg.

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