"We should win everything. I've never reached a final. I just need to get there and win the championship. I'm just working hard to improve myself."
"Both titles mean a lot to me, but the MVP trophy is awarded because people saw your passion and the hard work you were putting in."
Temwa Chaŵinga, the 2024 NWSL MVP and Golden Boot winner, shares her pregame preparation methods for getting into the right mental state before matches. The Kansas City Current forward, a native of Malawi who has played soccer since age 7, emphasizes the importance of hard work and self-improvement in her athletic career. Despite her team's strong regular season performance, Chaŵinga remains determined to lead Kansas City to a championship title, which would be her first finals appearance. She values the MVP trophy for what it represents about her passion and dedication. If successful this season, she could become the first NWSL player to win the MVP award three times.
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