The chances of playing pro women’s soccer may be slim, but where there’s a will, there’s a way.
Among professional soccer players, 22.9% are women, and 72.1% are men. As you can see, more opportunities exist for male soccer players than for women. However, professional women’s soccer is growing worldwide, especially here in the United States. As a result, opportunities are growing for young players to grow in the game. New professional leagues are being developed, and current leagues are expanding.
Being in the “Know”
What does it take to be a professional soccer player?
Talent? Of course. Ball skills and conditioning are necessary to rise to the top.
Understanding the game? Yes. You must have a high soccer I.Q. to grasp the strategy and systems of playing the game.
Motivation? Absolutely. Without motivation, you will not have the drive to pursue your dreams.
Furthermore, you should have quality coaching, tough competition, a strong support system, and, very often, the right connections. By understanding the pathways to play professionally, you increase your odds of achieving your dream.
So the Journey Begins
All professional players started their journey by learning the basics and building strong foundational skills….
