An inspiring story that highlights the growing involvement of youth in sports, 7-year-old Asomaniwaa Akoto Akrofi has taken to the field as a referee during the group-stage matches of the FIFA Women’s Football Campaign held at Koforidua Technical University.
Motivated by her older brother, a football player, Asomaniwaa decided to carve her own path in the sport—not as a player, but with a whistle in hand.
Her passion for football and determination to contribute to the game have made her a standout figure at such a young age.
Asomaniwaa’s presence on the pitch has not only showcased her skills in officiating but also serves as an inspiration to young girls across Ghana who aspire to pursue their dreams in sports.
Her enthusiasm and confidence reflect a new generation of female referees breaking barriers and challenging stereotypes.
The FIFA Women’s Football Campaign aims to promote women’s participation in sports and empower young girls like Asomaniwaa to take on leadership roles within the game.
Her involvement is a testament to the progress being made in creating opportunities for women in football.
With her bright future ahead, Asomaniwaa Akoto Akrofi is sure to leave her mark on the sport and inspire others to follow in her footsteps.
Story Written By Adu Kingsley | Kobby Kyei News
