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Southern Mississippi women’s soccer has gone viral after announcing the signing of Canadian semi-pro player Kiana Dufour, sparking widespread buzz on social media. Fans are pledging to follow every match, marking this as one of the most talked-about collegiate transfer decisions. Kiana, originally from Brazil, is drawing comparisons to legendary Marta, with fans anticipating her to be a game-changer for the Golden Eagles. Despite limited online stats due to her playing in Quebec, her talent is undeniable.
Southern Mississippi, with a 99% acceptance rate, finished last season 3-7-5 but has high hopes for improvement with Kiana on the roster. Speculation is also brewing about her future opportunities as her star power grows. With this addition, next season is shaping up to be one to watch for the Golden Eagles!
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