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Michelle Agyemang: The faith of a Lioness
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Maxine Harrison2025-07-28T07:22:00
In the wake of the Lionesses’ thrilling Euros final victory over Spain, Maxine Harrison shines a light on rising star Michelle Agyemang — a 19-year-old striker whose talent on the pitch is matched by her bold Christian faith.
With the Lionesses’ victory in the women’s Euros final with Spain, now is the perfect time to spotlight rising star Michelle Agyemang - a striker on the Lioness team who has been very vocal about her Christian faith. Here are some facts we know about the Lioness footballer:
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