Michelle Agyemang, the 19-year-old forward for Arsenal, is setting her sights high as she joins the England squad for the UEFA Women's Euro 2025. Despite her youth, Agyemang has already made a splash on the senior stage, demonstrating a confidence and finishing ability that belies her age.

Agyemang's journey to the senior national team has been swift. After an impressive season, she earned her first call-up in April 2025, stepping in for the injured Alessia Russo. Her debut was nothing short of spectacular; she scored a stunning volley just 41 seconds after entering the game against Belgium. This instant impact not only announced her arrival but also played a crucial role in securing her place in the Euro 2025 squad.

Agyemang's development has been nurtured through Arsenal's academy and loan spells at Watford and Brighton & Hove Albion. These experiences have honed her strength, speed, and fearless approach to goal-scoring. While at Brighton, Agyemang had the opportunity to learn from veterans like Nikita Parris and Fran Kirby. Parris' absence from the Euro 2025 squad is partly attributed to Agyemang's rise, highlighting the young forward's impact.

Agyemang brings a unique edge to England's frontline. Her versatility as a natural No. 9, who can also play wide, offers Head Coach Sarina Wiegman tactical flexibility. Agyemang's physicality and instincts in the box make her a valuable asset as England seeks to overcome their recent defeat to France.

At Euro 2025, Agyemang hopes to draw inspiration from her role model, Lauren James, aiming to deliver pivotal performances. As one of seven players in the squad set to experience their first major tournament, Agyemang is ready to embrace the challenge. The Lionesses will face tough competition in the group stage, with matches against France, the Netherlands and Wales.

The England squad includes a mix of experienced players and fresh talent. Thirteen players from the 2022 Euros-winning team are returning, providing a solid foundation. Players like Lucy Bronze bring a wealth of experience, with Bronze heading into her seventh major tournament. New faces like Aggie Beever-Jones, Grace Clinton, Khiara Keating, Maya Le Tissier, and Anna Moorhouse join Agyemang in making their major tournament debuts.

With the tournament approaching, Agyemang and her teammates are preparing for the challenges ahead. England will play a send-off match against Jamaica on June 29 before heading to Switzerland for the Euros. The Lionesses are determined to defend their title and Agyemang is eager to contribute to their success.