Felicia Schröder's Scoring Streak Draws Attention from Top European Clubs

Felicia Schröder, an 18-year-old forward for BK Häcken, is taking the Damallsvenskan by storm, leading the scoring charts with 21 goals and 8 assists after just 14 matches this season. Her remarkable performance has not only shattered her previous scoring records but also put her on track to potentially break the all-time league record of 39 goals set by Hanna Ljungberg in 2002, a record compiled in a shorter season of only 22 matches. Presently, Schröder averages an impressive 1.5 goals per match and has already outdone her personal goal of more than 12 goals from the last season.

With 12 matches remaining, Schröder is keen on maintaining her scoring momentum and is integral to BK Häcken's championship aspirations, having contributed to over half of the team's goals. Notably, she has scored four goals in a single match three times this season, a feat that highlights her extraordinary talent.

Despite significant interest from major European football clubs, including Manchester City, Barcelona, and Manchester United, Schröder remains focused on her current commitments. Earlier in June 2025, she signed a four-year contract extension with BK Häcken, ensuring her stay at the club for the foreseeable future. While she dreams of playing abroad eventually, her immediate focus is on her performance and contributing to her team’s success.

Moreover, upon missing out on selection for the Swedish national team at the recent European Championship, Schröder expressed her disappointment but remains optimistic about proving her worth through consistent performances. As she continues to hone her skills and break records, the football world is eager to see how much further Schröder can go this season, and which major club may land one of Sweden's brightest talents.