Aditi Chauhan, initially a basketball enthusiast, transitioned to football as a goalkeeper, becoming India’s number one and the first Indian woman to play in the English league. Despite facing career-threatening ACL injuries and the absence of a professional league, Chauhan pursued sports management and returned to play for India. Aditi Chauhan, initially a basketball enthusiast, transitioned to football as a goalkeeper, becoming India’s number one and the first Indian woman to play in the English league. Despite facing career-threatening ACL injuries and the absence of a professional league, Chauhan pursued sports management and returned to play for India.
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‘Why Indian women could play football World Cup before men’
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