Jamilla Rankin

Biography

Australian Cap Number: 221

Debut: 25-June-2022 v Spain (in Huelva) International Friendly (L7-0) age 19

Caps (Goals): 7 (0)

Major Tournaments: 2022 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup (Costa Rica)

Current Club: Brisbane Roar

Jamilla Rankin following Australia's game against Brazil at Cbus Super Stadium, Gold Coast in December, 2024. (Photo: Rachel Bach/By The White Line)

Jamilla Rankin during her senior debut for Australia against Spain in Huelva. (Photo: Ann Odong/Football Australia)

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