Potsdam , Germany ( CNN ) -- She is the star of Germany 's female soccer scene . Fatmire `` Lira '' Bajramaj won the corner kick which clinched Germany 's World Cup title in China in 2007 , and the 22-year-old is hoping to shine again when Germany hosts the FIFA Women 's World Cup in June and July this year . `` Honestly I 've waited four years for this year , '' she says . `` The girls and I heard the World Cup was coming to Germany and we talked about it constantly , it was like a fairytale for us . '' Bajramaj already has an Olympic bronze medal under her belt , is an under-19 European Champion and a World Cup champion -- but she says she 's not done yet . `` 'You get addicted to all the titles and successes , so even though I 'm just 22 I 'm still missing out on the Olympic gold medal and I want to win each title two or three times . '' Bajramaj was born in Kosovo and is of Muslim Albanian origin . Her parents fled to Germany when she was just 4 years old . She remembers it was n't easy growing up as an immigrant in Germany . `` We did experience quite a lot of racism , '' she says . `` I did n't know who these skinheads were with their bomber jackets and their boots . They 'd say things to us like 'go back to where you came from , you do n't belong here . ' '' Now she says she 's won respect for her soccer skills . And she feels Germany is her home . `` I grew up here , this is where my family are so it 's a bit like a dream first that the World Cup is here and second that I can be a part of it . '' She 's an icon to many young female soccer enthusiasts and takes her responsibility as a role model seriously . As for herself , `` there 's just one hero , and that 's Zinedine Zidane , '' she says . `` Really no one can touch him . ''
Fatmire `` Lira '' Bajramaj is hoping to shine when Germany hosts the FIFA Women 's World Cup . Bajramaj is an Olympic bronze medal winner and a World Cup champion . Born in Kosovo , her parents fled to Germany when she was 4 .