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The 14 pages that link to Megan Rapinoe, each with the reason it gives.

• Ballon d'OrBroader topic: Her victory followed a World Cup-winning year with the United States.

• Athlete activismBroader topic: Her activism connected a prominent athlete's platform to gender and LGBTQ+ equality.

• Women's sportsRelated: Her activism brought labor and equality debates in women's soccer to wide attention.

• Women's association footballRelated: Her public advocacy connected the sport to debates about equality and player power.

• 2019 FIFA Women's World CupRelated: Her goals and leadership made her one of the tournament's defining figures.

• Abby WambachRelated: Rapinoe assisted Wambach’s celebrated equalizer against Brazil in 2011.

• Captain (association football)Related: Her captaincy illustrates how a player can represent a team publicly as well as on the pitch.

• Sue BirdRelated: Bird and Rapinoe became a prominent couple across women's professional sports.

• Carli LloydCompared with: Rapinoe was a contemporary star whose creativity and public profile contrasted with Lloyd's direct scoring style.

• Hope SoloRelated: Rapinoe and Solo were teammates on the 2015 World Cup-winning squad.

• United States women's national soccer teamRelated: Her performances and activism made her one of the team's most visible figures.

• Alex MorganRelated: Rapinoe shared national-team success and public advocacy with Morgan.

• Homare SawaRelated: Rapinoe faced Sawa in the 2011 final and scored in the penalty shootout.

• Alexia PutellasCompared with: Her high-profile international career offers a contrasting path to Putellas’s club-centered prominence.