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It collapses on the ground, and the hands covering its eyes, Michelle Ajmang has been overcome on this occasion. In a moment when England desperately needed the lifeline, the 19 -year -old rose, which means the title of “savior of the nation”, when he was more important.

A teenager is unknown a few weeks ago, her name was now on the lips of both football fans in England after her equation goal in the 96th minute against Italy, where the team took place from the jaw of defeat, as Assad returned in the semi -finals of women in Geneva in Geneva.

Although Chloe Kelly concluded the return with her winner in the extra time, the lights belonged to Aysyemang, which went up when no one else did, showing a composure of her age.

Ajmang’s goal was to win on Tuesday against Italy-which is a dual, exciting end-the second time in five days, saved England with a “super” performance, after it also came out of the bench to score the late equalizer in its victory in the quarter-finals in Sweden.

“Michig is great in that again!” Tell Kelly ITV Sport. “She is an incredible player and got the world at her feet. A young player with a bright future. I completely disturbed her.”

From Stade De Geneve’s attitudes to the Hadir in Wembley Boxpark, Ageemang sparked faith in thousands of English enthusiasts when everything looked lost in Euro 2025. With its black braids behind it on the field, the attacker must watch TV with a group of power and uncomfortable play.

“She plays after her years,” said Eileen White, the BBC 2022 winner, said. “The way the ball holds, brings to others to play … what she did with limited minutes, it turned into the history of England on its head and helped them reach another final.”

Star

Ageemang, who is of Ghanaian origin, has proved in the England squad as a selection of land cards, one of the stars in the championship, playing an important role in the ruling champion race to Sunday’s final against Spain in Basel.

She got a phone call to European championships, although she played only one international match for Assad, becoming the youngest player in the team. When watching her slipping through defenders and ending with such calm in Euro 2025, it is difficult to believe that Ajmang has not made her international appearance three months ago.

In late 2021, she stood on the margin as a ball girl at the famous Wembley Stadium in London and threw football to some of the current stars in England during one of the first Sarina and Jumman matches as a national coach.

“Four years ago, I was a child, throwing the balls to some of these girls, but now I play with them. It is a great opportunity and I am very happy because I am here,” said Aysyemang.

“Do this at this level, to help this team, is more than I could have been, so I am very grateful for being here.”

Ageemang’s composure was the most wonderful stage, but it is not surprising.

After her international appearance for the first time in April, the 1.69-meter striker (5 feet and 6.5 inches) launched a great shot to record it within 41 seconds of exit from the bench-and-granting and Yumman’s first glimpse of her enormous talent.

“I said with the team’s announcement that it is bringing something special,” Winjman recalls. “She is only 19 years old, but she is very mature. She knows exactly what she should do. If she continues like this, she has a very bright future.”

“Crazy Season”

She was born in Essex to a family of Manchester United, Chelsea and West Ham United, and she is a fans of Arsenal for life and joined the North London Club Academy at the age of six.

Ageemang made her first appearance for the first time with Gunners in 2022, when she was 16 years old, some experience in the first team before loaning to Watford from the 2023-24 season.

Five goals in 10 matches in Watford took the first professional contract in Arsenal, and in September 2024, it joined Brighton and Hof Albion on loan in the Women’s First Division (WSL).

Although she scored only three goals and presented many beginnings, Agyimang won the title of a young women player for this season – a reference to the capabilities that were about to explode.

When she watched her parents, Arsenal raised the LASA Women’s Champions League in Lisbon, on May 24, Aysyemang did not have any idea that she will soon receive a WieGMAN for UURO 2025, the second largest football championship on this planet.

The first person you told? Her father, who ran all over the house in disbelief and pride.

“It was a crazy season for me on loan, and then I receive contact late this season. But, as you know, everything happens for some reason,” said Ajmang.

“It is easy to come here and not be connected to one team because of the short time, but they really took me and I am very grateful.”