From Ball Girl to Euro 2025 Star, Agyemang leads the youth load of England

In a few years, the attacker Michelle Agyemang went from a ball girl to Wembley to score vital goals for England who will see them contest the final of the European female championship on Sunday while she is carrying out the charge for young players in Switzerland.

The 19 -year -old came out of the bench to mark two crucial equalizations in the direct elimination stadium against Sweden and Italy who helped them make the decision against Spain, playing with a young people and a young fanfaron who lit the competition.

“What a Michelle tournament, in particular with the elders just a few months ago … What a great player, what a brilliant future she has”, “ England defender Lucy Bronze said.

“She is a bit unknown and she brings something different … I think it gives her a lot of confidence and the team gives her a lot of freedom,” added Bronze.

Challenges by expectations, young players like Agyemang can be able to play freely, but there is still pressure, with Gaupset de Norway sign telling Reuters that playing with Ada Hegerberg and Caroline Graham Hansen took some time.

“They were like my idols when I was young, and it’s really cool to play with them now in the national team and admire them. What they do is so great, (show us) how to be a professional athlete, everything they do to be as good as possible, it’s great,” Said Gaupset.

The 20 -year -old gaupset was one of the stars in small groups in the group phase, scoring two goals and creating two others while her team was beating Iceland in their last group match which catappered it in the starting team for their quarter -final against Italy, which they lost by a last -minute goal.

Although it is only 21 years old, Switzerland Smilla Vallotto has already raised 27 caps for his country, most of them in the machine room in the midfield, where she had a lot of support of more senior players.

“Lia Waelti means a lot for me, she helps me both on and off the field, she is still there to discuss different situations, but also to talk about life. She is 100% that was important for me in this championship,” She told Reuters.

Vallotto, which goes from the Swedish club Hammarby to the German part VFL Wolfsburg, said that it had learned a lot during its first major tournament.

“The international level of football is a little different than playing Hammarby, but I had a very good season in Sweden and I played in Europe, so I feel very comfortable there”, “ She said.

Whether it starts the final on Sunday at the front or on the bench, AGYEMANG will take advantage of similar support in the England team.

“I think it is of quality. I think what it brings is a nightmare against which to play”, ” England and the defender of Arsenal Leah Williamson said.

“I’m glad she is my teammate at the club and the country. She deserves her flowers. I hope she will get them … I hope she is ready to go on weekends.”