Former Australia striker Sarah Walsh optimistic of Indian women’s football team’s future | Football News
Sarah Walsh, former Australia player and the current head of women’s football in her country, believes India is on the path to becoming a women’s football powerhouse within the next 10 years. Walsh was in conversation with Isa Guha and former women’s footballer and FIFA Council Member Moya Todd at the RCB Innovation Lab Indian Sports Summit at the Padukone Dravid Centre for Sports Excellence on Friday. Walsh, who represented Australia at the Olympics and the FIFA World Cup, stressed how she saw tremendous potential for the Indian women’s football team’s growth on the global stage. Story continues below this ad “I am a little nervous about India in the future of football. I think they’re going to be a powerhouse in 10 years. If you look at world sport through the men’s sporting lens, the gap might be a lot bigger when you talk about football, but it is absolutely not in cricket. “In the women’s landscape, there are fewer years to correct. In football, the Indian women’s team are ranked 13 in Asia …









