- Michelle Agyemang won the Best Young Player award at the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 after her impressive outing
- The Ghanaian-born star scored two crucial late equalisers that helped the Lionesses progress in the tournament
- Agyemang celebrated her award with a joyful dance that was one of the tournament’s most iconic moments
Ghana-born forward Michelle Agyemang is making headlines after helping the England women’s national team win the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025.
At just 19 years old, she was the youngest player on the squad but defied all odds to emerge as one of the standout performers of the tournament.
The brilliant display of Agyemang, who plays for English club Arsenal, earned her the Best Young Player award at the end of this year’s Euro edition.

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Michelle was born to Ghanaian parents living in the United Kingdom. She lived up to her surname ‘Agyemang’, meaning savior of the nation, by rescuing the Lionesses on two crucial occasions during the tournament.

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She came on as a substitute and scored an 81st-minute equaliser against Sweden, sending the game into extra time.
Again, in the match against Italy, she scored in the sixth minute of added time to level the scores. These two moments proved pivotal in England’s eventual tournament victory.
She made a strong mark even before the tournament, scoring just 40 seconds into her debut match for the England Women’s National Team.
England’s Michelle Agyemang celebrates Euro award
A viral video captured Michelle joyfully dancing as she walked up to receive her Best Young Player award in front of a massive crowd at the just-ended Women’s Euro 2025.
Her father, a proud Ghanaian and Chelsea fan, was present to witness his daughter receive the prestigious award. She grew up idolising former Gunners Theo Walcott and Olivier Giroud.

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She joined Arsenal at the age of six and continues to play for the North London side.
Social media users have reacted warmly to Agyemang’s hilarious and confident walk as she accepted her award, praising her for her personality and performance.
She has not only made her country proud but also left an indelible mark on women’s football history.
Reactions to Michelle Agyemang receiving Euro award
ebenJashitey commented:
“Her being Ghanaian was made clear during the penalty shootout…she looked the opposite direction till she heard screams of joy from the English fans. She is really Ghanaian”.
April4reign commented:
“A very proud dad in the stands 😆”.
nana_stubborn commented:
“Everyone wants to associate with success but not failure”.
JamesRowley1977:
“She was inspired by the previous generation & now she will inspire the next. Michelle Agyemang is gonna become a legend of women’s football, and she is so modest about her ability, so well deserved”.
SonOfThe Winds added:
“She is the Garlic, Wooden stake, and cross that have nailed would-be racists to extinction. Never take the knee, use it to control the ball, and score. Good Girl !! 👏👏👏👏”.

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The video of Michelle Agyemang dancing as she walked up to the podium to take her award is below:
Michelle Agyemang makes her dad proud
YEN.com.gh also reported that Michelle Agyemang’s father was present at the women’s UEFA Euro 2025 final as he watched his daughter receive the best young player of the tournament.
She made history for England after her impressive performance throughout the tournament, showing that she’s becoming one of England’s next big things after a terrific performance at just 19.
Source: YEN.com.gh