Can the Women’s World Cup get more girls into football?

The FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019 is less than three weeks to its kick off on June 7. This year’s tournament has already gotten the buy-in of leading global brands who are building good momentum for the women’s game with their campaigns.

Lolade Adewuyi

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Can the Women’s World Cup get more girls into football?

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