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Mia Hamm is a famous soccer star from the United States.

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She was a very young player. She joined the national team when she was only 15.

Mia was a forward. This means her job was to score goals. She was also great at assists. An assist is when a player passes the ball to a teammate who then scores.

MiaHamm Stl 1998
MiaHamm Stl 1998

Mia won many big prizes. She won two Olympic gold medals. She also won two FIFA Women's World Cups. In the 1996 Olympics, she played even with foot and groin injuries. Her team won the gold medal in a big game against China.

She played for the Washington Freedom in a professional league. She was a star for that team. Mia also played for the North Carolina Tar Heels in college. She helped them win four championships there.

Mia is one of the best players ever. She scored 158 international goals.

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9 mia hamm in 2003 world cup (72237622)

She was even named one of the greatest living players by Pelé. Today, she helps run soccer teams as a co-owner.

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