Cleanset Of US Women's Football Star Defenders For LGBT Rights, Megan Rapanoe Rp74.97 Billion

Megan Rapanoe (Instagram @mrapinoe)

JAKARTA - Megan Anna Rapanoe is an experienced US professional footballer whose dedication resulted in a number of titles for the "Stars and Stripes" team. Call it; gold medals at the 2012 London Olympics and the 2015 and 2019 World Cups.

In addition, this California footballer also appears as a defender of the rights of the homo and gay community as well as several LGBT organizations. We will see the brief profile.

talent vs drugs

Brian Rapanoe, Megan's older brother, inspired him to start playing football. However, he started abusing drugs and in addition to spending time in juvenile detention centers he was also detained in several state prisons.

As a result, he used football as a means to escape drug abuse that usually occurs in the area.

With her sister banyak, Megan masuk di Universitas Portland, Oregon, di mana dia menjadi bagian dari tim sepak bola yang akhirnya memenangkan Kejuaraan Sepak bola Wanita Divisi I NCAA.

Since then, he is predicted to have a promising future. However, a knee ligament injury made him hesitate to continue his career as an athlete.

Football ambassador

Fortunately, his mental fortitude helped him recover. In 2009, he left his last season at the university to enter the first Women's Professional Football Draft, where he was chosen by Chicago Red Stars, a club where he later became an icon of football at home and abroad considering he also played in Australia.

Megan Rapanoe's high level of competition as a team player such as the Chicago Red Stars, Philadelphia Independent, Sydney F.C. and Seattle Sounders, means that important sponsorship brands like Nike, Samsung, Visa, BodyArmor, Hulu, Bares Luna and Victoria's Secret have focused their attention on her.

Financial experts estimate that between the salaries he receives at the club he plays for and in the US national team, as well as from sponsors, Rapinoe amassed a net worth of more than 5 million dollars (Rp74.97 billion).