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The inspiring story of Ghana’s 7-year-old female referee Asomaniwaa Akoto Akrofi

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Last updated: June 18, 2025 5:56 pm
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Little Asomaniwaa Akoto Akrofi, a seven-year-old girl from Pentecost Preparatory School, is making waves in Ghana’s football scene as a referee. Despite her young age, she confidently officiated matches during the FIFA Women’s Football Campaign at Koforidua Technical University, showcasing her passion for the sport and remarkable leadership skills.

Asomaniwaa’s journey into refereeing began when she was inspired by her older brother, a football player. Instead of following in his footsteps on the field, she decided to forge her own path as a referee. According to Ghanasoccernet.com, she wanted to leave her mark on the sport with a whistle in hand, rather than a ball at her feet.

During the group-stage matches, spectators marveled at Asomaniwaa’s natural aptitude for officiating. Despite her age, she exuded enthusiasm and composure, qualities that many adult referees struggle to maintain under pressure. Football experts who witnessed her in action believe she has the potential for a successful future in officiating, praising her ability to stay calm and make decisions while managing players much older and bigger than herself.

Asomaniwaa’s story serves as a reminder that age should not be a barrier to pursuing one’s dreams. At just seven years old, she is inspiring other young girls to break into any aspect of football they choose. With her determination and natural talent, this is only the beginning of what promises to be an exciting journey for Ghana’s youngest referee.

In a world where youth often takes a backseat to experience, Asomaniwaa Akoto Akrofi is proving that talent and passion know no age limit. Her story is a testament to the potential and possibilities that lie within every young individual, ready to make their mark on the world of sports.

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