• Manchester United star, Maya Le Tissier on how to come back stronger after missing out on the Lionesses, Women’s World Cup | Episode 3 Power of the Ordinary

  • Sep 24 2023
  • Length: 37 mins
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Manchester United star, Maya Le Tissier on how to come back stronger after missing out on the Lionesses, Women’s World Cup | Episode 3 Power of the Ordinary

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  • Guernsey born, Maya Le Tissier, professional footballer who plays as a defender for Manchester United of the English Women’s Super League (WSL) and England’s Women’s National League. She started playing football from aged 4 with the boys, which helped shape her into the player she is today. Aged 16 she left the island to pursue her dream of becoming a professional footballer at Brighton & Hove, then onto signing for Manchester United, to the call up for the Lionesses and the World Cup set-back. But how do you come back stronger from this?

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