Ndeye Awa Diakhaté
Les Marseillaises
Her father was the imam of their neighbourhood. She began playing on a field right in front of the mosque, often surrounded by boys, something her father initially found embarrassing.
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Real Madrid • Forward #5
Her goal send Spain U20 straight into semis
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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.
Marie Müller
Portland Thorns FC
Aged 12, Marie appeared on the German TV show Klein gegen Groß (“Small against Big”), where she won a juggling challenge against former professional footballer Lars Ricken.
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.
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.
Rachel Williams
Leicester City
Before becoming fully professional, she worked as a plasterer, a trade she would like to return to after her playing career.
Veatriki Sarri
Birmingham City FC
During Covid lockdown, she started a football grip socks business.
Gemma Bonner
Denver Summit FC
Away from the football pitch, she works in punditry and football analysis with LFC TV across the women’s, men’s and academy teams.
Rachel Corsie
Retired player
She co-hosts a podcast called "Behind the Goals", where the hosts offer a unique take on the world of football and interview others involved in the women’s game.
Hailie Mace
Orlando Pride
She owns her own café.
Jarne Teulings
Eintracht Frankfurt
She really loves juggling with the ball and set a record of over 7,500 juggles, which her father spent almost an hour counting.
Taylor Flint
Racing Louisville FC
Her hidden talent is shaping eyebrows, and she used to be the go-to person for her college teammates.
Joelle Wedemeyer
VfL Wolfsburg
One of her artworks sold for $1,175. The money was donated to children with cancer who are recovering with their families.
Kaylie Collins
Washington Spirit
She used to sing with her dad’s band, performing songs like "Heartbreaker" by Pat Benatar whenever the band needed a female vocalist.
Nicole Barnhart
Retired player
Her hidden talents include drawing and a basic knowledge of American Sign Language (ASL), which she developed in college.
Anna Heilferty
Dogs
She has a dog called Mr. Ossipee.
Maria Thorisdottir
SK Brann
She has a golden retriever named Theo and often talks about how important he is to her mental health, especially during difficult periods such as injuries.
Lindsey Heaps
Denver Summit FC
She has a dog she calls "little Ferguson".
Haley McCutcheon
Orlando Pride
She has a dog named Finn. He helps her take a break from football.
Abby Dahlkemper
Bay FC
She has a cockapoo named Bobby.
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