A left-footed wide forward (primarily LW) of average height with a strong, athletic build and good conditioning, she has above-average acceleration and pace and shows flexibility and coordination on the ball. She mainly plays on the left but can come inside or switch to the opposite flank to vary angles, adjusts her body shape well when receiving, and creates space for 1v1 actions; she can take responsibility in possession, draw multiple defenders, and still look to progress play with a pass.
Her passing is average overall: short and medium combinations are stable, while diagonals and through balls are well seen but not always executed cleanly, and her crosses and shots are generally well-judged though power and accuracy vary.
A confident dribbler—especially over the first few steps—she can attack down the line to deliver or cut into the half-space to shoot or combine, and her clean first touch often creates immediate separation for herself or a teammate; in finishing actions she uses both feet, but the quality and power of her ball-striking are inconsistent, particularly from long range.
Off the ball, she makes proactive runs into space and will drop into the middle or even defensive third to receive and link play; defensively her work rate is average, with pressing and counter-pressing applied intermittently yet useful when timed correctly.
She contributes little in aerial duels, preferring to contest on the ground, and despite her age shows leadership qualities and clearly stands out within her current team.

A footballer with high development potential who already stands out in her league for pace, 1v1 dribbling, and ability to add incision/break lines. At the same time, she needs to improve decision-making, consistency in the final third, and increase her out-of-possession work rate. Given her age and physical profile, she has the potential to play in strong European leagues; in the medium term (2-3 years), with the right environment and training process, she could reach the level of clubs in the top-five leagues.