The Aisha Masaka by Tanzania is extended to social media during damage damage

Masaka’s position as an east African trailblazer of football football raised in his or her profile of his homeland, something he wanted to capitalize to develop women’s game.

“I inspired a lot of players, many girls today because this level I reached high, (a) big step for anyone,” he said.

“Girls and boys, they see me a role model.”

Tanzania’s look at Morocco is the second in a wafon finals. With another Star Intacker, Clara Lucanga, also injured, the team finished under their group, though they took their first Holder in Southers South Africa.

Twiga stars have the opportunity to qualify for the next year of the tournament when they face ethiopia and away from October, and another appearance to keep growing “very quickly”.

“When you look five years ago, no professional player from Tanzania playing outside Tanzania,” he added.

“But now these are many players outside Tanzania (who) play professionally.”

Probably, Masaka Social Media used his injury before the wafcon, which describes it as “a great pain”, not only physically and “emotional”.

Promise to return with “renewed strength”, he remains commitment to give an example for girls with football dreams.

“I am very proud of and I will work to prove that everything is possible,” he finished.

“You can go far when you have a target, if you have goals.”

The masak probably never found in this wafcon, but she wants to see her feet in the football dancefloor as soon as possible with the new season around.