Deyna Castellanos breaking gender stereotypes in football | Her Game

When Deyna Castellanos started playing football, her father thought it was a men’s sport. She soon had him change his mind. The Venezuela and Atletico Madrid footballer now uses her influence to ease the path of younger female footballers.
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[@sinclairlawler8006]

Bienvenido a Manchester, hay bastante Venezolanas aqui en Inglaterra incluido mi esposa. Yo soy Ingles y hincha de City y Deyna nos llevamos en nuestra corazones

[@VanLifeStorytelling]

A great player at Florida State University and wish her the very best

[@erndog64]

Just watched a game with her playing on the Venezuelan National team. I watched her. She has a way about her that no other female player has. She's a super Star!

[@alagiekoke6]

I love you so so much Deyna❤️❤️

[@AKAli-iw5oo]

Great Goal From a Great Player , I'm proud of her

[@geoffers91]

What a fantastic signing for City

[@erndog64]

Okay... I'm in love.

[@luisa.barrueta1822]

She speaks English better than Harry Kane

[@joeytadayo6941]

Gender stereotypes should hear her say she play soccer better than boys and we are not saying women are now better than men the point is women are equally good

[@AN-cy7xm]

Welcome to ManCity!

[@gmanog3536]

welcome to man city