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I missed being valued as a footballer - Walti

I missed being valued as a footballer - Walti
BBC Sport Friday 21 August 2026, 08:10 UTC 1 min read
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Brighton midfielder Lia Walti says she "missed the feeling of being valued as a footballer" at Juventus and craved a return to the WSL.

Brighton midfielder Lia Walti says she "missed the feeling of being valued as a footballer" at Juventus and craved a return to the WSL.
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