The German women's soccer team, once at the top of European women's soccer, has won the Women's EHF Cup trophy eight times in the last decade, but in recent years, the German women's soccer team has been challenged by other strong teams. Since winning the title in 2013, they have not been able to reach the top again. However, in this year's tournament, they made a comeback and defeated Denmark Women's Football Team by 4-0 in the first match, showing strong dominance, in which "heavy artillery player" Maggie's performance is especially eye-catching.
Magil, 27, plays for Bayern Munich. As a midfielder, she specializes in handling set-pieces and her shots are both powerful and precise. In the match against Denmark, she managed to break through the opponent's defense and scored a one-touch goal to break the deadlock for Germany. Talking about her shooting skills, Magil said, "I often watch various shooting and penalty kick videos online, such as Beckham's matches I've seen countless times. As for the style of playing, I prefer Mez, Kaka, Xavi and Ennistar, but it is very difficult to imitate them on the pitch, I only believe in my own skills."
Magill also expressed concern about the declining level of the German women's soccer league, and she hoped that this year's UEFA Europa League would increase the market value of women's soccer and called for a minimum wage to be set for Germany's women's soccer team in order to improve the overall level of the country's women's soccer team as soon as possible.
