Bashiru Fatimoh, the Captain of Future Stars Academy, finds immense joy in her role as a leader, especially when her team secures victory.
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Her pride and excitement are palpable when her players take the field.
“As a female captain, I believe in connecting with my team. I understand their struggles because, as a female myself, I’ve faced similar challenges. This mutual understanding is crucial in keeping our team united.”
Respect and encouragement form the foundation of her leadership style. “I respect and support my players, and in return, they respect me. It’s about finding ways to maintain that strong team spirit.”
The journey of a female footballer, she affirms, is a mix of sweetness and hardship. “Football is a beautiful yet demanding game. Let’s not sugarcoat it; it’s tough and highly rewarding for those who can persevere.
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Whether you have a day job or skills, football presents its unique challenges. It’s a game of passion.”
Bashiru Fatimoh’s childhood dreams of becoming a footballer have materialized. From playing football in the streets to leading a team, she’s now working diligently towards her goal of becoming a professional footballer.
Her passion and leadership serve as inspiration for all aspiring female athletes.
