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Daiane

Portland Thorns FC

Daiane comes from a family with 18 siblings. When she turned professional, she prioritised sending money home to help her parents buy a house.

Lucía García

Monterrey

As a child, she spent hours kicking a ball against the wall of her house, often from 6 p.m. until midnight, and she admits she broke more than a few windows and flowerpots along the way.

Cari Onwualu

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After speaking up in 2019, she helped win up to six months of paid mental health leave for NWSL players, a first in US professional sport.

Beatriz Barbosa Ferreira

São Paulo FC

Bia's first footballs were actually doll heads. She used to pull the heads off her dolls and kick them around the house because she loved football so much.

Olivia Katoa

Retired player

As a child, she secretly wrote “I want to be a professional soccer player” on her bedroom wall using an invisible marker.

Katie Startup

Birmingham City FC

Katie likes learning languages because she thinks it’s important to communicate with as many people as possible. She speaks four, including Japanese, which she learned from her teammate Ayaka Yamashita.

Jacqueline Meißner

SGS Essen

Her pre-game ritual is to always have a coffee before home matches and she also insists on leaving the dressing room last.

Simone Jackson

Orlando Pride

Before games, Jackson performs a unique ritual where she looks in the mirror and tells herself, “This is your game. When the final minutes come down, I’m looking to you to do the job,” to boost confidence and focus.

Hensley Hancuff

Retired player

She co-owns Proximo Careers, a recruitment agency helping retiring athletes transition into new careers, with a focus on sport, media, front-office operations and career development.

Rafaelle

Orlando Pride

After playing for Houston Dash, she nearly gave up football to focus on her engineering career, as she realised she could earn more as an engineer than a footballer in Brazil.

Nikita Parris

London City Lionesses

In 2020, she founded the NP17 Football Academy, which offers sports qualifications to students in Liverpool. "That community gave me life and gave me an opportunity – that's what I want to do for these girls. I want to give them an opportunity to be successful in whatever they choose."

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