Generation Gwinn. This is how Der Spiegel titled her, and Giulia Gwinn lives up to this headline. As a child, she would sneak away to play soccer with the boys, despite her mother initially being against it. However, Giulia followed her passion, persevered against all odds, and made her debut for the German national team at the age of 18. Even two torn ACLs couldn't hold her back. On the contrary: she came back even stronger and matured into a leading player at FC Bayern Munich and the DFB team. Giulia Gwinn is the captain of the German national soccer team, an Olympic bronze medalist, and a multiple-time German champion. Fans voted her National Player of the Year in 2024 and 2019. Forbes magazine also included her in its 2022 list of 30 Under 30. On Instagram, Gwinn reaches and inspires more than half a million people. Alongside soccer, she studies sports management and has a great passion for dogs and fashion. She demonstrates why it's worth fighting on and never losing sight of one's goals. The significant impact that lived values and beliefs can have. How important it is to stay true to oneself. From a young age, Giulia felt an inner drive to carve her own path and write her own story. Now, she has penned this special story for all of us. Features: 8-page photo section.