Dzsenifer Marozsan

Hungarian-born German playmaker and five-time UEFA Women's Champions League winner, scorer of Germany's 2016 Olympic final winner

Dzsenifer Marozsán was born on 18 April 1992 in Budapest, Hungary, the daughter of Hungarian footballer János Marozsán, before the family moved to Germany, where she progressed through the youth ranks of DJK Burbach and 1. FC Saarbrücken. Despite her Hungarian birth, she qualified for and chose to represent Germany internationally, having grown up entirely within the German football system. Marozsán joined 1. FFC Frankfurt in 2009, and her technical quality and vision in midfield made her one of the most gifted young players in German women's football, contributing directly to Germany's UEFA Women's Euro 2013 triumph by scoring the decisive goal in the semi-final against Sweden. Marozsán moved to Lyon in 2016, spending nine seasons as one of the creative anchors of the most dominant club side in the history of European women's football, winning numerous Champions League titles and French league championships. Her time in France was interrupted only by a loan spell with the NWSL's OL Reign in 2021. Marozsán earned dozens of caps for Germany across a 13-year international career from 2010 to 2023, and moved to Saudi Arabian club Al Qadsiah in 2025, continuing her career after establishing herself as one of the finest attacking midfielders in the history of the women's game.

Elegant playmaker with exceptional vision, close control and a dangerous long-range and free-kick delivery

One of the finest creative midfielders of her era, central to Lyon's era of European dominance and Germany's Olympic breakthrough

• Olympic Gold 2016
• UEFA Women's Champions League 5x
• UEFA Women's Euro 2013
• Division 1 Feminine 7x

Club Career

Club	Period	Fee	Apps	Goals
1. FC Saarbrücken	2007–2009	—	38	13
1. FFC Frankfurt	2009–2016	—	133	40
Lyon	2016–2025	—	150	42
OL Reign	2021–2021	loan	20	0
Al Qadsiah	2025–2026	—	14	4
Germany	—	—	111	33