She wants to promote women's football in her home country: Ewa Pajor, together with former Wolves player Agata Tarczynska, has launched an international football tournament for girls in her birthplace of Uniejow in Poland. The “Pajor & Tarczynska Visa Summer Cup” is already set to take place for the third time this summer, with two smaller winter tournaments having also been held, most recently at the end of December. The project is a matter close to the VfL striker's heart.
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“We want to promote the development of women’s football in Poland. I think there’s a lot of potential there,” explains Pajor. The senior national team, who the 27-year-old captains, is working towards its first qualification for a major tournament after recently securing promotion to League A in the UEFA Women’s Nations League. To ensure that more talented players come through, Pajor not only supports the next generation as the face of the academy in her home town of Uniejow, but also as the founder of the “Pajor & Tarczynska Visa Summer Cup”. "Aga and I had the idea of developing a tournament for girls. We hope that this will enable us to take further steps forward,” she says.