Victory in tears: "Don't want to think about it - it's going to be hard"

Caroline Seger played the first two matches in the EC but has since sat on the bench injured.

In the semi-final against England, she jumped into the second half, but by then it was already 2-0 to the English.

After the 4-0 loss, Seger was emotional.

The EC did not turn out as planned - in several ways.

- Of course very busy.

It's been tough for me personally with the injury I got, trying to get back and not being able to affect anything on the pitch.

To then ride this loss was not fun either.

She does not want to blame anything, but believes that there are several external factors that played a role in Sweden not getting the game together.

- It has been tough for us in many ways.

We have had illnesses and people who played in other positions.

There are no excuses but it is clear that it has affected us.

37-year-old Seger, who has extended his contract with Rosengård until 2024, is tight-lipped and emotional about his future in Blågult.

- Everyone asks.

But I'm not making any decisions today.

I don't know, she says with tears in her eyes.