Samira Sulemana embarks on coaching journey in Iceland after retirement

Former Ghana striker Samira Sulemana has embraced a new chapter as a football coach in Iceland, following a distinguished playing career that spanned both domestic and international stages.

Her transition reflects her commitment to staying connected to the sport she loves, while also giving back to the community.

Starting her footballing journey at Hasaacas Ladies in Ghana, Sulemana moved to Icelandic club Víkingur Ólafsvík.

Alongside her accomplishments on the field, Sulemana has used her platform to advocate for social change, serving as an ambassador for World Vision International since March 2018, in efforts to combat early child marriage within the Northern Region and broader Northern Ghana.

Apart from representing Ghana's Under-20 and senior women's teams, Sulemana remains passionate about sharing her knowledge and experience with aspiring athletes.

By embarking on a coaching career overseas, she continues to inspire others through her dedication to uplifting communities and empowering younger generations.

Her comprehensive understanding of the game, combined with her experiences as a professional athlete, uniquely positions Sulemana to provide insightful guidance to those pursuing football careers.