Lundby won the overall women’s World Cup title last season having held off the challenge of Austrian rival Chiara Hölzl.

She is one of six women to be named on the Norwegian squad, which includes Silje Opseth, Anna Odine Stroem, Ingebjoerg Saglien Braathen, Thea Minyan Bjoerseth, and Eirin Kvandal.

The women’s team will be coached by Christian Meyer.

Nine men have also been named on the A team for the upcoming season, with Alexander Stoeckl serving as head coach.

The team includes Marius Lindvik, who was Norway’s highest placed finisher in last year’s World Cup.

He is joined by Daniel Andre Tande, Johann Andre Forfang, Anders Fannemel, Halvor Egner Granerud, Robert Johansson, Thomas Aasen Markeng, Robin Pedersen and Anders Haare.

"With nine athletes, this is the largest team during my time as head coach, that's mainly because Anders Fannemel and Thomas Aasen Markeng will not be able to start jumping training before this fall due to their injuries," said Stoeckl.

"After his successes last year, we also have a new face on the team with Anders Haare.

“He has high potential and deserves the full support of our coaching staff.

"We are facing some financial challenges, but I'm confident that we will still be able to deliver high-quality training."