Football is often described as a man's sport. In Africa, women who play football are mostly mocked and designated to certain stereotypes. But a young generation of girls in Ghana are going against those stereotypes and have decided to unmute. Their dream is to play professional football in Europe's biggest leagues like the EPL, Bundesliga, Seria A and co. 15-year-old #GirlZOffMute's Chelsea Boakye tells their story.
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