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Spain's Rosalía Domínguez named 2026 Women's Under-19 EURO Player of the Tournament

Rosalía Domínguez has been named Player of the Tournament for her performances at the 2026 UEFA European Women's Under-19 Championship.

Rosalía Domínguez reaction to Spain's WU19 EURO final success

UEFA's Technical Observer Group has selected Spain winger Rosalía Domínguez as 2026 UEFA Women's Under-19 EURO Player of the Tournament.

The 17-year-old finished as joint-top scorer with three other players on three goals and also assisted four, including Irune Dorado's winner in the final against Germany from a set-piece routine.

 Rosalía Domínguez celebrates with Emma Moreno (left) after scoring for Spain against Iceland in the group stage
Rosalía Domínguez celebrates with Emma Moreno (left) after scoring for Spain against Iceland in the group stageUEFA via Getty Images

The UEFA Technical Observer Group said: "Throughout the tournament, she was a constant threat from the left side, combining 1v1 ability, intelligent movement, strong connections with team-mates and excellent final actions.

"Her capacity to hold width, attack inside, create overloads and deliver in decisive moments made her a key player in Spain’s attacking game, while displaying a great defensive work rate.

"Rosalía Dominguez’s performances reflected both individual quality and tactical maturity, making her a deserved winner of the Player of the Tournament award."

Final report

After receiving the award, Rosalía Domínguez said: "I’m absolutely delighted to win this trophy. I think it belongs to all of my team-mates too, because they’ve helped me achieve it. I'm really happy."

Spain captain Irune Dorado described the Player of the Tournament's contribution after winning the final: "She makes everything very easy and she’s also fully committed to the team.

"If she keeps going with that humility and work ethic, she’ll go as far as she wants. We’re all very proud of her, and we’re delighted that the award has stayed in Spain."

The analysis and insights of UEFA's Technical Observer Group will form the basis of a Technical Report from these finals in Bosnia and Herzegovina, which will be available later this year at uefatechnicalreports.com.