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Could Potter be England's next breakthrough star?

Could Potter be England's next breakthrough star?
BBC Sport Monday 28 September 2026, 13:33 UTC 1 min read
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With Sarina Wiegman set to name her latest England squad on Tuesday, there is one name everyone is talking about - Lexi Potter.

With Sarina Wiegman set to name her latest England squad on Tuesday, there is one name everyone is talking about - Lexi Potter. Here is why.
England (LOCATION) Sarina Wiegman (PERSON) Lexi Potter (PERSON)
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