Tessel Middag

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Tessel Tina Middag (*23). December 1992 in Almere) is a Dutch footballer who is used both in midfield and in attack. She won the Dutch Cup with two clubs – ADO The Hague and Ajax Amsterdam – and played for the women’s national team of the Netherlands for the first time in 2012.

Club career
Middag played for ADO The Hague for the first time on 3 October 2011 and was used a total of 18 times in the season, reaching ten goals. In doing so, she contributed significantly to winning the championship and crowned the season with winning the Dutch Women’s Cup. After the season she moved to the newly founded women’s football department of Ajax Amsterdam. With Ajax, she won the Dutch Women’s Cup again in 2014. After two years at Ajax, she moved to Manchester City on June 3, 2016. She won the FA WSL and FA WSL Cup double in her debut season before announcing her departure from Manchester in June 2018. On July 16, 2018, Middag signed with West Ham United. A renewed cruciate ligament tear prevented her use in the 2018/19 season, only for the 2019/20 season she became fit again. In the COVID-19-related shortened season, West Ham finished eighth. Middag was used in 13 of the 14 games played. After the expiration of her contract, she left the Londoners for Italy, where she now plays for AC Florence.

In August 2021, she moved to Scotland for the Glasgow Rangers.

National teams
She made her debut in the orange jersey on 10. October 2007 with 14 years in qualification for the U-17 European Women's Football Championship 2008 at the mini tournament in Poland. Together with the hosts, the team qualified for the second round, but failed in this in March 2008 to England. In October, the team started a new attempt and Middag was again in the first qualifying round in Turkey. With three wins and 14:0 goals, the second round was reached. In this, the team failed in March 2009 to France. Middag then played from 2010 for the U-19 team. On March 27, 2010, she came as a 17-year-old to her first assignment in the U-19 national team. In qualifying for the U-19 European Women's Football Championship 2010, she played a game at the mini-tournament of the 2nd qualifying round. She did not attend the finals in Macedonia. The next time she was on board. In September 2010, the second round was reached at a tournament in Norway together with the hostesses and they also survived at a tournament in Denmark. This time she was also at the final round in Italy, but for her team came already in the preliminary round the end. This ended her time as a junior national player.

The following year she gave it on the 15th. February 2012 her debut in the A-national team in a 2-1 loss to France. Concerning