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SC Corinthians Paulista
Before she had a proper ball, she used doll heads as footballs. Nike later turned that childhood story into “The Doll I’ve Never Asked For,” a campaign built around girls who want football more than dolls.
WKS Śląsk Wrocław
Becoming a goalkeeper was never part of the original plan: she only went in goal because she was ill and did not want to run much, but she still desperately wanted to play in the match. She ended up loving the position.
Paris Saint-Germain FC
Atlético Madrid once surprised her by flying her mother to Spain for a match, the first time her mother had watched her play live. Ajibade marked the occasion by scoring.
AS Roma
Her mother loved volleyball and once tried to sign her up for it, but the coach noticed Manuela played more with her feet than her hands.
São Paulo FC
Bia's first footballs were actually doll heads. She used to pull the heads off her dolls and kick them around the house because she loved football so much.
Leicester City
Emma affectionately calls herself a “silly dog mum,” and her dachshund Franke is her best friend and favourite companion for walks and mushroom-picking trips.
Eintracht Frankfurt
Sara usually starts her day at 7:00 (or 7:30 when she “sleeps in”) with coffee, breakfast and a long walk with her dog Peanut.
SC Corinthians Paulista
She and her wife have three dogs: Marley, Mary Jane and Ohmar.
SC Corinthians Paulista
She has a dog and even had his face tattooed on her arm.
San Diego Wave FC
Her dog Milo is such a big part of her routine that she has even called him on video while away for matches.
Orlando Pride
She always wears lipstick during games. After wearing bright red color during a World Cup game, she said: "I tried it and I think it was good. The colour is of blood, because we had to leave blood on the pitch. Now I'm going to use it in every game."
Sydney FC
Her matchday starts with loud music at home, often with her brother trying to hype her up by blasting a speaker.
Manchester United WFC
She brought LEGO to training as a calming method, leading to the creation of a "LEGO Club" at Manchester United.
Les Marseillaises
Her pre-game ritual is simple and delicious: she always eats homemade pancakes before a match — even away games.
Arsenal WFC
Before every match, Lisa writes spontaneous messages or emotions on tape wrapped around her wrist. Sometimes it’s just one word like “Courage”, or a tribute to her late brother, who introduced her to football.
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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