Nagasato Yuki
Nagasato Yuki is a retired Japanese footballer who made history as the first officially recognized female player to compete in a men's team. Born in Atsugi, Kanagawa, she showcased her talent from an early age, joining Japan's top women's league at just 14. Over her prolific career, she scored 88 goals in 133 matches for Nippon TV Beleza and later played in Europe for clubs like Turbine Potsdam and Chelsea, winning the Women's Champions League. A key player for the Japanese national team, she was part of the squad that won the 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup and earned a silver medal at the 2012 Olympics. Nagasato's recent news revolves around her announcement of retirement, marking the end of a remarkable career that inspired many.
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Nagasato Yuki is a retired Japanese footballer who became the first certified female footballer to play in a men's team.
Index - Sport - Nők, akik áttörték az üvegplafont, és bebizonyították, hogy nekik is teremhet babér a férfi sportolók között
Hungary· 2025-03-08
Nagasato Yuki is a retired Japanese footballer who became the first certified female footballer to play in a men's team.
Index - Sport - Nők, akik áttörték az üvegplafont, és bebizonyították, hogy nekik is teremhet babér a férfi sportolók közöttHungary· 2025-03-08