Valentina Gallazzi
US Sassuolo Calcio
Her father named her Valentina after motorcycle racing legend Valentino Rossi and passed his passion for motorsport on to her.
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Real Madrid • Forward #5
Her goal send Spain U20 straight into semis
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Luisa Agudelo
San Diego Wave FC
Her childhood nickname is “La Mariposa,” or “The Butterfly.” Her stepfather Joaquín chose it because she was so restless and energetic. When she was seven, her school recommended finding a sporting outlet for all that energy.
Daniela Sabatino
Retired player
Daniela grew up playing football near the church in the tiny village of Castelguidone. During the 2019 World Cup, the local priest even postponed the traditional Saint Vitus procession because the whole village wanted to watch her play for Italy.
Rasheedat Ajibade
Paris Saint-Germain FC
Atlético Madrid once surprised her by flying her mother to Spain for a match, the first time her mother had watched her play live. Ajibade marked the occasion by scoring.
Manuela Giugliano
AS Roma
Her mother loved volleyball and once tried to sign her up for it, but the coach noticed Manuela played more with her feet than her hands.
Sarah Gorden
Angel City FC
She founded HoodSpace in 2020, a non-profit focusing on mental health and wellness for girls of colour through meditation, yoga and sport.
Angharad James-Turner
Seattle Reign FC
Together with her wife Amy James-Turner, she launched a coffee business from a vintage van, joking that she mainly handles front-of-house duties while Amy runs the social media.
Nicole Anyomi
London City Lionesses
She loves dancing and fashion. She studied fashion management and founded her own fashion brand, ETONAM.
Laura Feiersinger
1. FC Köln
Laura and her sister Denise launched their own fashion brand LRI 10 23.
Stine Sandbech
BK Häcken
She co-launched a one-step wellness journal project called Oakmind with her husband Emil, aimed at helping people manage everyday stress.
Pauline Bremer
1. FC Köln
She can play both the cello and the guitar.
Marlene Müller
RB Leipzig
Before focusing fully on football, she played the drums and even enjoyed wakeboarding.
Crystal Dunn
Retired player
Crystal is widely known as one of the best dancers on the U.S. team.
Leilanni Nesbeth
Chicago Stars FC
She’s a drummer. As a child, after only a month of lessons, she earned a scholarship to a drum school in New York.
Ana-Maria Crnogorčević
RC Strasbourg
A self-proclaimed music addict, she played the violin for four years and loved being in the school band.
Beth England
Crystal Palace FC
She has several tattoos but her favourite one is the portrait of her dog Buddy.
Annie Karich
Boston Legacy FC
She has a dog named Theo.
Lauri Requena
Granada CF
If stranded on a deserted island, she would take her dog Danna, a boat, and someone who makes her happy at that moment.
Olivia Moultrie
Portland Thorns FC
She has a dog named Rolex.
Gemma Gili
Sevilla FC
Gemma loves to take her dog on adventures.
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