Pakistani footballers who became the top scorers of the Norway Cup through labor

The story of Pakistani street child footballer Kashif Shinwari, who dropped out of school in the fifth grade and worked as a dishwasher in a hotel, is very interesting.

Areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Lindi Kotal Kashif Shenwari of Shenwari tribe belongs to street child of Pakistan Football He was the team’s top scorer in the Norway Cup with eight goals.

Kashif Shinwari told Independent Urdu that he was studying in the fifth standard when he had to drop out of school due to family pressure and went to work in a hotel in Islamabad. Where he used to wash dishes in a hotel and was paid Rs 15,000 a month.

Kashif Shenwari said that he used to get three hours to rest in the hotel. During these three hours, he used to go to a football ground in Islamabad and play football.

Kashif said that ‘I was fond of playing football since childhood and I wanted to go ahead by playing football.’

Kashif Shinwari said that ‘when I came home on vacation, Tufail Shinwari, a former player of the Pakistan Muslim Hand Team, contacted me and said that you have talent and should go to the Muslim Hand Team and give a trial.

According to Kashif Shenwari, Pakistan sent Muslim Hand to give him a trial.

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Kashif Shinwari said that ‘100 boys came to Kashmir for trials and I joined the squad of 15 and was selected for the Norway Cup.’

He said that ‘at that time my happiness was endless.’

Kashif Shenwari said that in the first match he did not score any goal while in the second match he scored two goals against Germany.

Kashif Shenwari says that ‘playing football has now become my life and I want to make the name of the country and the nation brighter by working harder and joining the Pakistan National Team.’

When Kashif Shinwari was asked if there is talent in Lindi Kotal, he said, “There is immense talent in Lindi Kotal, but there is a lack of sports facilities and there is a football ground which is not suitable for playing.” .’

He is very impressed with the football ground and environment after going to Norway and says that there is the best grass and the best environment for football which he has not seen in Pakistan.