Scored Iceland's penalty equaliser in the 12th minute of added time against France in UEFA Women's Euro 2022 Group D in Rotherham on 18 July 2022...Started all three of Iceland's UEFA Women's Euro 2022 Group D ties against Belgium, Italy and France, all of which ended in 1-1 draws...Scored twice in Iceland's 6-0 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup qualifying Group C win at home to Belarus on 2 September 2022...Scored the opening goal in West Ham United's 3-1 Women's Super League defeat at Chelsea on 28 September 2022.

Scored her first goal for West Ham United with the opener in a 2-0 Women's Super League win at Manchester City on 3 October 2021...Scored for Iceland in each of their two 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup qualifying wins over Czech Republic and Cyprus in October 2021...Netted a second-half winner in the 1-0 Women's Super League win over Tottenham Hotspur at Victoria Road on 21 November 2021...Scored in consecutive matches in January 2022 - a 3-0 home Women's Super League win over Everton on 23 January and a 4-1 Women's FA Cup fourth round victory at Sheffield United on 30 January...Netted Iceland's first-minute winner in a 1-0 She Believes Cup win over New Zealand in Carson, California, on 18 February 2022...Scored West Ham United's extra-time winner at Reading in the FA Women's Cup fifth round on 27 February 2022...Netted West Ham United's consolation goal in a 4-1 home Women's Super League defeat by Chelsea on 10 March 2022...Scored her final goal of the season in a 5-0 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup qualifying Group C win in Belarus on 7 April 2022...Totaled 20 Women's Super League appearances, with 19 starts, and scored four goals...Made 27 appearances for West Ham United in all competitions, scoring six goals.

Signed for West Ham United on a one-and-a-half year contract on 28 January 2021...Made her West Ham United debut in a 2-0 home Women's Super League defeat by Chelsea on 7 March 2021...Ended the season with nine Women's Super League appearances, all of them starts.

Born in the small town of Hella, situated around 60 miles east of Iceland’s capital Reykjavík, on 10 August 1991..Joined hometown club KFR at the age of six, before later representing Hvolsvöllur..Joined Reykjavík-based Icelandic top-tier club Valur in 2007...Spent four seasons playing collegiate football for the Florida State Seminoles in the United States between 2011-14, scoring 44 times in 87 matches, including an FSU record 19 match-winning goals...Won three ACC titles and the 2014 NCAA national title with FSU...Returned to Iceland during the summer break to play for Valur, winning four Úrvalsdeild kvenna titles, three Icelandic Women's Cups and three Iceland Women's Super Cups...Moved to Icelandic club Selfoss in 2014...Joined German Frauen-Bundesliga team Bayern Munich in 2015, before returning for a second spell with Selfoss later the same year...Returned to the United States in 2016 when she joined NWSL club Portland Thorns, and won the NWSL title the following year...Enjoyed a third spell with Selfoss in 2020...Made her senior Iceland debut aged 18 in an Algarve Cup tie with the United States in February 2010...Scored her first goal for Iceland in a 1-0 win over Netherlands at UEFA Women's Euro 2013 in Sweden...Scored seven goals to help Iceland qualify for UEFA Women's Euro 2017...Netted four goals as Iceland qualified for UEFA Women's Euro 2022...Scored twice in 2019 and three times in 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup qualifying, but Iceland failed to qualify on each occasion...Scored a late penalty equaliser against France in the group-stage at UEFA Women's Euro 2022 in Rotherham...Gave birth to son Brynjar in June 2018.