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Soccer stardom beckons for Amlani Tatu and a generation of African-Australian teenagers
By ABC NEWS (Australia)Published : June 23, 2024 - 09:31
Rising star Amlani Tatu is one of a generation of players with African heritage, hoping to change the fact of the game. The teenager is already turning heads in South Australia’s National Premier League and hopes to one day follow in the footsteps of Kusini Yengi and Nestory Irankunda, who have both recently starred for the Socceroos.
