Talia Younis (born 26 October 2008) is an Australian soccer player who plays as a midfielder for A-League Women side Western Sydney Wanderers. She is the first player born after 2008 to feature in the A-League. She has already broken a record set by Sam Kerr and now 14-year-old Western Sydney Wanderers prodigy Talia Younis wants to follow the Matildas captain to the top and help change the face of women's football. Key points: Younis was not born when the W-League was founded in 2008 She said she did not know she had broken a record until after the game
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Younis is a promising young talent and a regular in Junior Matildas squads; a Liberty A-League debut just days out from her 15th birthday makes Younis the youngest-ever player in the competition by 49 days, beating Kerr's record set on October 25, 2008 at 15 years and 45 days. Only 14 days after Western Sydney Wanderers youngster Talia Younis made history by becoming the youngest player ever to feature in the A-Leagues, her record has already been broken… by a teammate! She has already broken a record set by Sam Kerr and now 14-year-old Western Sydney Wanderers prodigy Talia Younis wants to follow the Matildas captain to the top and help change the face of women's football. Western Sydney Wanderers FC have confirmed the signing of rising star Talia Younis for the upcoming Liberty A-Leagues season. The youngster has been training with the Wanderers Academy boys squads for the last four seasons and will now be part of the Liberty A-Leagues set-up for the very first time.
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The world of soccer was left astounded as the remarkable rise of 14-year-old Talia Younis propelled her into the spotlight, breaking the long-standing A-League record held by none other than the illustrious Australian and Chelsea football star, Sam Kerr. The young prodigy, donning the jersey for the Western Sydney Wanderers, etched her name in the […] The Dub Zone panel discuss Talia Younis making her Liberty A-League debut at 14 years of age. Related Videos. 1:39. 5 hours ago A-League Women Round 8 Preview | Liberty A-League Round 8 of the Liberty A-League promises to deliver with thrilling fixtures all over Australia. 1:29. First name Talia Last name Younis Nationality Australia Date of birth 26 October 2008 Age 15 Country of birth Australia Position Midfielder QUESTION: Mr. Secretary, thank you so much for being with us today. SECRETARY BLINKEN: Good to be with you, Andrea. QUESTION: This is the fourth time you have been in Israel since October 7th, and you have said from the beginning that massacre had to be responded to, that Israel had to invade. But now it's been a hundred days; it's 23,000 Palestinian civilian lives, according to reports.
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Talia Younis has been named in Australia's squad for the Group B 2024 AFC U-17 Women's Asian Cup Round 1 Qualifiers held in Mongolia from 24 - 28 April 2023. By Arafat Barbakh, Simon Lewis and Nidal al-Mughrabi GAZA/TEL AVIV/CAIRO (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken was due to meet Israeli leaders on Tuesday in his quest to prevent the.
U14s Player of the Tournament - Talia Younis (NSW Metro) U16s Goalkeeper of the Tournament - Jasmine Black (NSW Metro) U14s Goalkeeper of the Tournament - Georgia Ritchie (Capital Football) U16s Referee of the Tournament - Courtney Van Diesen (Football Victoria) U14s Referee of the Tournament - Molly Godsell (Football NSW) Talia Younis (born 26 October 2008) is an Australian soccer player who plays as a midfielder for A-League Women side Western Sydney Wanderers. She is the first player born after 2008 to feature in the A-League. Quick facts: Personal information, Date of birth, Place of. Talia Younis Personal information (age15) Place of birth Position (s)
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3 minute read Western Sydney Wanderers teenager Talia Younis has already surpassed Sam Kerr, now she wants to follow the Matildas superstar on to football's biggest stages. Sam Kerr. Picture: AAP Image News A 14-year-old A-League prodigy just beat Sam Kerr's record By George Clarke Oct 25 2023 12:26PM Western Sydney Wanderers teenager Talia Younis has already surpassed Sam Kerr, now she wants to follow the Matildas superstar on to football's biggest stages.
