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Women’s football: Michaely Bihina attracts interest after Lionesses’ triumph

By , based on Actu Cameroun

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Michaely Bihina, the Cameroonian goalkeeper for the Indomitable Lionesses, is seeing her value rise after the team’s triumph at the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations. Her performances during the competition have already attracted interest from several suitors, although no interested clubs are named in the excerpt provided.

Michaely Bihina, the goalkeeper of Cameroon’s women’s national team, is attracting interest from several major European clubs after the Indomitable Lionesses’ triumph at the Africa Cup of Nations. Her name is already circulating in the transfer market, just days after the continental victory.

The Cameroonian player stood out with her performances during the competition, particularly in decisive moments. Her composure and ability to deliver under pressure have strengthened her reputation as a top goalkeeper.

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