Women's World Cup 2023: Former England players on why they switched allegiances

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Women's World Cup 2023: Former England players on why they switched allegiances

BBC News

Published 08 Jul 2023

BBC Sport speaks to former England youth players Rosella Ayane, Becky Spencer & Ashleigh Plumptre about the decision to play for other countries at the World Cup.

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Women's World Cup 2023: Former England players on why they switched allegiances

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