‘I want to be a Lioness’: research shows more girls than ever engaging with football
The article highlights a significant surge in girls' engagement with football in the UK. According to a charity, 36% of girls are now attached to a football club, a testament to the inspiring impact of the Lionesses' success at the Euros and World Cup. Coaches attribute this rise in interest to the increased visibility and popularity of the women's game, driven by the national team's achievements. The article suggests that while the Lionesses' primary focus is on retaining their Euros title, their broader impact has been to inspire a new generation of young female footballers, further advancing the growth and recognition of the sport.
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