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A senior international with Zambia, the Logrono forward is playing and scoring increasingly regularly in the Spanish Primera Iberdrola.
The 19-year-old scored eight goals in 17 outings to rescue her side from top flight relegation last season, and&nbsp;has continued from where she left off to&nbsp;hit six times in 10 matches this term and inspired the Copper Queens to the final stage of the Tokyo 2020 Caf Women's Olympics qualifiers. It's the first time Shepolopolo have reached this stage.

In 2020, her great feet and pace will be massive assets for&nbsp;Logrono's top four bid, as well as&nbsp;Zambia's maiden&nbsp;Olympics and third&nbsp;African Women's Cup of Nations qualification dreams.

Barbara Banda (Zambia/Logrono)

Abera is emerging as one of Africa's hot prospects and is&nbsp;currently the most decorated Ethiopia female player.
She&nbsp;regularly&nbsp;hit double figures on domestic outings in Ethiopia before leaving Adama City for Maltese side Birkirkara, where she has scored an extraordinary 22 goals in nine appearances in her maiden professional season in Europe.

She scored three goals during the Tokyo 2020 Caf Women's Olympic Qualifiers despite her side bowing&nbsp;out in the second round against Cameroon.

With the East Africans seeking a return to the African Women's Cup of Nations&nbsp;for the first time since 2012, Abera is expected to spearhead their quest and also help Birkirkara to European&nbsp;success in next year's Uefa Women's Champions League.​

​Loza Abera (Ethiopia/Birkirkara)

Meyong is fast, standing out for her speed, movement and brilliant finishing in the colours of the Indomitable Lionesses.
She scored Louves Minproff's only goal in the final as they defeated Amazones FAP to reclaim the Cameroon Women's League title in March, before the&nbsp;21-year-old starred at her maiden Women's World Cup outing, participating in all four matches in France this summer.

The attacking midfielder also scored the opener for Cameroon as they defeated Cote d'Ivoire 2-1 in November to reach the final of the Tokyo 2020 Caf Olympic Qualifiers.

She certainly will be heavily relied upon as Louves, who currently occupy the summit of the Cameroonian top flight,&nbsp;seek to claim their fifth title.

Her ability and impressive finishing are&nbsp;valuable assets as Cameroon eye an Olympic Games return in 2020 and search for maiden continental glory at the African Women's Cup of Nations.

​Charlene Meyong (Cameroon/Louves Minproff)

The youngster finished as the top scorer in the Nigerian Women's Premier League, bagging&nbsp;nine goals with Nasarawa Amazons in 2018.
The 19-year-old, who scooped the NFF Woman Young Player of the Year 2018, starred as Nigeria won a record ninth African Women's Cup of Nations in Ghana and then&nbsp;made her Women's World Cup debut in France, featuring in all four matches for her country this summer.

On her maiden professional club outing, Imo scored five goals in 17 games as Rosengard reclaimed the Swedish&nbsp;Damallsvenskan title in 2019.

In the coming year, she will be counted upon to inspire her Swedish side to European glory on their Women's Champions League return, and in Nigeria's quest for a record 10 African crown.​

Anam Imo (Nigeria/Rosengard)

The Flames young sensation is an emerging Malawian that teams on the continent will look to contain because of her impressive finishing ability.
Temwa shot into the limelight after joining Swedish club Kvarnsvedens IK in 2017, scoring 59 &nbsp;goals in 57 matches, including 35 in 28 games last season.

During her&nbsp;maiden continental campaign with Malawi, the 21-year-old scored six goals in four matches and was named joint top scorer to date in&nbsp;the Tokyo 2020 Caf Women's Olympic qualifiers.

She could be a huge factor&nbsp;in her Swedish side's top flight promotion bid in 2020, as well as her country's maiden qualification push for the 2020 African Women's Cup of Nations.​

Temwa Chawinga (Malawi/Kvarnsvedens)

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