Getting into the learning act

Her apprehension was justified since the AIFF had made it clear in their notice that they would not take girls who had attended the Under-17 camp. Moreover,she along with other girls had not attended the Under-14 Nationals’ trials that were held at Chennai,mandatory to make it to the probables list. “Last time,we were told that we might be selected for the Under-14 camp but the call did not come that easy. However,later on they announced that the players who played well during the AFC Cup in the Under-13 category would directly be called for the camp. They need not go undergo any trials,” shares who plays at the centre-forward position.

The very fact that she is the lone player from Chandigarh this time also to make it to the list gives her immense pleasure. “I know I am the lone Chandigarh football player in the list and it is such a good feeling. Finally,Chandigarh football is coming up. With the Chandigarh Football Academy (CFA) proving training to girls also,more and more girls are embracing the sport,” added Tanvi who studies at Mayo College in Ajmer.

After the Under-14 AFC Cup that will be played in Korea in April,Tanvi will try hard to give shape to her dreams. “I want to represent India at the senior level. But before that,I want to play football at every level before making it to the senior squad. Such regular camps would help me prim my game and mature into a better footballer,” said the confident player who will leave for Bhopal on February 4.

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