This World Cup will surely go down in history as the defining moment that took women’s football to the next level. It’s incredible to see it immortalized in a display case at the FIFA museum, where fans can come and remember this historic tournament. What a great way to close this year of women’s football.” Words from Sarai BaremanFIFA Director General of Women’s Football.
The importance of the tournament held this summer, which also promoted the #SeAcabó movement, has transcended the sport to be before and after on many levels. That’s why the quote will go down in history. and one of the clear protagonists is Jenni Hermosofor which FIFA wishes to give a specific recognition.
A shirt from the World Cup final that pitted Spain against England on loan from the Madrid striker will be one of the great attractions of material related to the event that will be included in the gallery dedicated to World Cups at the FIFA museum in Zurich. .
The organization announced the acquisition of nearly 400 items related to the event held last summer in Australia and New Zealand, where Spain was proclaimed champion for the first time in its history. by winning the final 1-0 in the rivalry thanks to a goal from Olga Carmona.
In addition to this elastic, you can enjoy another provided by the Colombian international Linda Caicedo, a pair of shorts worn by English captain Millie Bright, a bottle of water by Swedish goalkeeper Zećira Mušović where the analysis of penalty shots by the United States in the shootout that decided the round of 16 match between both team or the boots in which Zambian Barbra Banda scored the 1,000th goal in tournament history from 11 meters.
This initiative reflects the installation’s aim to increase the representation of women’s football in its collection, which will remodel the World Cup gallery in its permanent exhibition early next year to ensure that the future editions of the contest have the same exhibition space as its male counterpart.
“This World Cup will surely go down in history as the defining moment that took women’s football to the next level. To see it immortalized in a display case at the FIFA museum, where fans can go and remember this historic tournament, is incredible. What a great way to close this year of women’s football,” said Sarai Bareman, FIFA Director General of Women’s Football.
Source: La Verdad
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