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Manchester City • Forward #11
Two goals and an assist at the Etihad agaist Arsenal
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Manchester City
She is known for her love for Lego. Building Lego is her favourite way how to spend free time. According to her, it's therapeutic and helps her relax her brain. She also loves building IKEA furniture.
Arsenal WFC
She started playing football at the end of one of her gymnastics sessions. Her coach threw a ball out for a bit of fun, and all the girls just ran around after it.
Real Madrid
Her best friend is her Sweden international teammate Nathalie Björn. They have known each other since kindergarten. Filippa also gave her son the middle name Björn after Nathalie.
RB Leipzig
As a child, she competed in motorcycle biathlon, a rare sport that combines off-road motorcycling with shooting accuracy.
Brighton & Hove Albion
Aisha joined forces with Tanzanian rapper Frida Amani to launch Amka Malkia, a joint campaign that used a charity football match and entertainment to support girls’ education in Tanzania.
Ternana
Her creative side goes far beyond football: she loves cooking, drawing and even making wood sculptures.
Fluminense
She is the co-author of “Jogadeira” (a song celebrating women’s football), which became associated with Brazil's 2019 Women's World Cup campaign.
FC Bayern Munich
She can ride a unicycle.
1. FC Köln
She can play both the cello and the guitar.
RB Leipzig
Before focusing fully on football, she played the drums and even enjoyed wakeboarding.
Aston Villa FC
Her pre-match ritual is to have four Weetabix with four sugars.
North Carolina Courage
At just 12 years old, Parkinson began working with a specialist mindset coach to improve how she handles pressure and performs in important moments.
Birmingham City FC
Her go to pre-match meal is brown cheese on toast with jam and Weetabix.
Como 1907
Before every match, she kisses a photograph of her family that she keeps in her bag.
SC Corinthians Paulista
Her matchday ritual includes prayer, music, and thinking about her two nephews; she also keeps a shin guard with their photo.
Valencia CF
Away from football, Pauleta co-founded Kramt Brand, a sustainable clothing project built around giving a voice to people and stories that are often overlooked.
Paris Saint-Germain FC
Ajibade owns RASH, a personal clothing and merchandise brand built around her football identity.
AFC Ajax
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Nadine combined Eredivisie football with work as a movement therapist at a care facility for people with acquired brain injuries, even taking extra shifts when colleagues were unavailable.
Cruzeiro
Before becoming a professional footballer, she worked as a conflict mediator through the Rede Paulista de Futebol de Rua (São Paulo Street Football Network).
Monterrey
She built her own fitness business, Shred Em Fitness, from her garage.
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