Arsenal’s Michelle Agyemang insists that there is more of her to see with England

Surrealistic is how Michelle Agyemang described her turnout this year as a senior English international.

Last month the versatile Arsenal -Spits, 19, showed why Gunners and England -legend Kelly Smith show her as one of the “fearless” rising stars of the club.

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Less than a minute in her senior debut let the English bait fly with a stunning volley who found his goals in a Nations League duel with Belgium.

While the lion ribbons fell to a 3-2 loss in that match on April 4 on April 4, 16-minute cameee from AGYEMANG underlined why Her turnout Through England Ranks have been fast.

After a hat trick scored in a 10-0 demolition of Lithuania in the ladies’ championship last July, the striker moved to the England under the 23s two months later.

And only two months after scoring a brace against Germany in a friendly for the side, she received the first call-up Sarina Wiegman’s England team.

Of her rise as a senior international player, Agyemang said: “I am a person with few words, so I already have it struggling.

“I think it is ‘surrealistic’, such as, only the way it happened.

“There are so many more things coming and I am just very grateful for the chance.”

The appearance of Agaremang in the last outing of England came at a time of the team that was fighting with injuries to Alessia Russo and Lauren James.

Forward Lauren Hemp, now back in the team after her comeback from injury, also had to return to Match promotion for her club Manchester City.

With the trio out, Wiegman chose to get Agaremang that impressed during her loan spell up Brighton by Arsenal Last season, also for the young lion ribbons.

Think about her first call-up and this month in the team of England, she added: “When I got the phone call [from Sarina when I was] Just get out of the shower literally,

“It was unexpected, but I am really grateful that she has put the confidence on me to come in and show what I can do for a longer period.

“It was great to get that phone call and be here again.

“My family has been so supportive. When I told them my mother was shouting, my father shouted and then also my friends.”

Playing in three different age groups for England does not phase AGYEMANG within 11 months.

The player who grew up in Southend, Essex and whose club trip with Arsenal started in their academy at six o’clock, is determined to deliver, regardless of which lion’s side she plays.

Agaremang said: “Wherever I am (in any team of England) it is just going outside, the team helping to prepare and win the trophy.

“We still have the euros of the age of 19 (in June) and the senior euros

“It has been interesting to continue the different age groups and meet different players and coaches.

“But I think the path of England is so similar across the board, so it’s very easy to settle, regardless of where I am.”

Against Portugal at 7:45 PM Tonight, AGYEMANG hopes to get another chance to leave her mark and to help England return to winning ways in the Nations League.

If Spain loses from Belgium, a defeat of their opponents at Wembley Wiegman’s silk would see the top of their group.

The last experience of Agyemang near the field of Wembley was during the 4-0 defeat of England of Northern Ireland in a world cup qualification in October 2021.

She said: “I was 15 and was a ball girl. They had a few girls from (England’s) path. Beth Mead scored (a hat trick).”

Tonight’s match AGYEMANG offers the chance to impress the striker that focuses on a place in the Sarina Wiegman’s team for this year’s euros.

In Switzerland on July 5, the Lionesses will start their push to win the tournament for the second time with a group phase collision with France.

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And Agyemang hopes to be one of the players who are included in the 26-person group of Wiegman.

The Arsenal star added: “I would like to take things one by one.

“Coming here (to the camp of England), showing what I can do to might get to that plane, is now my first thought.”