Jacqueline Anne Hand

Jacqueline Anne Hand is a forward playing for Basel in the Swiss Women's Super League (Swiss WSL). Originally from New Zealand, Hand is known for her deep threat capabilities on the field, making her a key asset to the team's attacking lineup. At 27, she brings experience and strategic insight to her role, utilizing her skills to create opportunities even in high-pressure situations. Although she has not scored in the first three games of the season, her expected goals (xG) per game sits at 0.16, suggesting that she is positioning herself well and could become more prolific as the season progresses. She averages 1.66 shots per game, indicating her constant presence in offensive plays.

Beyond her offensive contributions, Jacqueline Hand contributes significantly to the team's defensive efforts. She averages a remarkable 4.58 interceptions and 5.73 challenges per game, both possession-adjusted, though her challenge success rate is at 29%. Her defensive work rate is complemented by her playmaker abilities, earning her a playmaker rank of 4 on her team. With a willingness to carry and pass the ball effectively—averaging a progressive carrying distance of 84.06 and a progressive passing distance of 95.07 per game—Hand shows versatility and commitment on the pitch. Valued at an estimated €74K, Jacqueline Hand's ability to impact both ends of the field makes her a valuable asset to Basel in the Swiss WSL.